There is a huge difference between information gathering and physically taking action in the field per-say.

Is that okay to do that if im not physically live there ?

Look for deals that need physical improvements that will allow you to increase rents and occupancy.

But, when a seller or buyer can't physically appear on closing day, having a mobile notary bring the documents, get them executed, and then get them back to closing can really save the day.

The elderly you hear die are often in nursing homes or alone at home where no one give a crap about them and they cant take care of themselves....yes it happens...but if you are physically capable of taking some action, the risks are very very tinyI would treat it the same way I would treat it for my own family...... not paying big $$ to fix it as an emergency...... fans, portable AC units, going to the mall or the movies or somewhere cooler for the day....suck it up....life will go on while I get it taken care of as promptly as possible...urgent....but not an emergency in 99.9999% of cases.The portable AC units are the best solution...... will do a decent job while you get the solution to the bigger problem figured out.

During your physical inspection and due diligence period and also must do a financial audit too.3.

Type1: Keypad access w/ physical key backup Type2: No keypad access(Bluetooth only) w/ physical key backup Type3: Keypad and/or Bluetooth without physical key backup.I would only use type 1 in my rentals as I don't want the tenant to be dependent on the phone having a charge to open the door.

I'm brand new to real estate and reading up on the general transactions of property purchasing & selling, but it seems that there are non-physical pitfalls such as liens, titles, and possibly others. 

IE are the bailiffs coming out on Sept 30th to physically remove these people?

Your offer to assist will likely be best received if you can provide more specifics, like where you are physically located, what kind of skills or training (if any) you already have, the number of hours you'd have available to work each weekend, and what compensation (if any) you're looking to receive.Good luck!