BUT, I am not asserting myself enough and I need to show them, that this is my house and if it happens again, their property will physically be removed from my property via a tow truck.

Many who do this business remotely have developed some solid systems in place that alleviate the need for a physical presence, along with some "boots on the ground" as well.

What I am wondering is that it *sounds* to me like an owner who is wanting to exchange up can either put their physical property or the funds from the relinquished property into a 'temporary partnership'.

Here you can always change the date from today and go back 30-60 or 90 days.But you'll still have to physically go down to the court house (civil) to research and scrub the files for real estate. 

I'm a fan of simple--but thoughtful--physical USPS letters.

For example, I’m new and been driving for dollars writing letters to physically distressed properties.

Hey All,So the question for the day that I have is for all you Multi-Family owners what are some of the best systems you have in place right now that allows you the least amount of headaches, not having to physically be/check in at every property and general misuse of your time from tenants who like to call about the smallest of issues?

Hey All,So the question for the day that I have is for all you Multi-Family owners what are some of the best systems you have in place right now that allows you the least amount of headaches, not having to physically be/check in at every property and general misuse of your time from tenants who like to call about the smallest of issues? 

Go figure.Generally, All properties are reassessed every 5 years with the value staying the same unless there is a physical change (construction/demolition/lot split) or an ownership change.

Hello everyone, I am looking to start an llc in Alabama but I resides in California, is there a way I can start an llc without a physical business address in Alabama?