That IS out of character then :) I was thinking it was a distant family member or something.

Tragic.Another guy called and after dealing with him for a couple of months I found out that he was a distant cousin.An elderly woman called from GA (abandoned property located here in NJ) and said that I had to deal with her son who lived in the next town over.

There is a local RE developer that is a distant 2nd for me.

Separate, unique account numbers for all.At some point in the not-so-distant future I am going to set up an LLC for the business, so I understand I will need separate accounts for the business.

It also does not account for the many hours spent in my van driving to these far distant homes.My average hourly rate is 250/hour. 

@Dan Deppen,So, the more risky a note is, the more distant the bid price is to the UPB, right?

In our market this trend has been showing up as millennials buy new construction in distant suburbs or they buy refurbished homes in gentrifying neighborhoods.

I hear long distant land-lording can be difficult but I'm planning on doing the same with my first property.

Hoping the complete property rents well and this is a distant memory in 6 months!

You aren't interested in the stories of woe that their uncle or distant cousin relayed at a family reunion that one time, you want to know about their expertise.