In your case Danny, you are simply not on the same wave length as your wife in this regard and any manipulation you may use to get her to agree may backfire on you in the future.The other thing to consider in this case is your wife's risk aversion profile.

My red flags were waving frantically and alarm bells were sounding at a deafening volume with just a small amount of research into these guys.

I told them that I charge a fee to go to the buildings and I won't charge that travel fee if I can do something remotely, such as letting Contractors in and viewing their progress during a renovation.The Locks that I use is this one: Yale Z-Wave Lever LockI love this lock because I like using a Lever lock for the front door with a Door Closer.I don't know if this happens to Deadbolts, but I'm afraid that a tenant will hold the door open too long and the Electronic Deadbolt will open it's bolt.

It's a great article, was cool to see you quoted.I think it's healthy because it seems that the majority of activity is driven by value-add strategy and not just speculating on the wave of appreciation.

My plan was to sell off metals when they peak and buy undervalued real estate and ride the next real estate wave upward.

Come up with your criteria for tenant selection before you start renting it out, and then stick to those criteria, no matter how much money a potential tenant waves around or what kind of story they give you.And as Michelle said, if you realize there's a problem, act quickly.

(What if you get a wave of expenses, non-payments, whatever?)

I use a Schlage Smart Connect Z Wave lock.

We were aiming to buy in a laterally trending market, rather than a sine waving market.

---*****LOT BACKS UP TO TIDAL CREEK!