Where in fact they probably would do far better staying closer to home over time, when you add in ease of management and TRUE appreciation. 

In my opinion, it is the best way to ease your career into the big game because they offer a true apprenticeship while you build instant credibility as a Fund Manager with much lower risk and a lot less hassles.I am in the process of reviewing one of these companies right now and I like what I see because they will even pay me for co-managing! 

After giving them my ID and proving that I have access to the lockbox and door key they ease their suspicions.

Think of them as a customer for our service, which is "ease of transaction" that they're paying for with equity and I think you'll see that its just like any other sales process.

It will ease somewhat when you have been showing income for the rental for a couple of years.

Meeting in person and talking things through was definitely the right thing to ease the tension that was building between us and these otherwise perfect tenants - house is immaculate, rent is always on time, they don't cause trouble for neighbors and report issues timely.They agreed that nothing will be replaced on demand.

I have saved up some capital and I think its time to start seriously trying to make this work.I chose Kansas because my father is an experienced general contractor and building inspector which I hope will ease some of the risk of trying to run this project from overseas.

Obviously I'm a newbie to owning real estate as well as to BP so really just trying to set up a process that will ease the way in the future as I am planning on multifamily investing long term...

I am more concerned about the effects of quantitative easing.

If this is the first time they're hearing that you do this, you should ease into the conversation with them and take an indirect approach.