Being out of state, it doesn't work with my business model.The options I have considered:My thoughts are that the tenant gets a money order every month and physically mails it to me.The tenant directly deposits into my account at the bank (is there a way to do this without disclosing my account number?)

I work out of state so have not physically seen the property. 

When I worked in Corporate America and a position opened up, the manager would always ask "who do you know" before advertising the job publicly (80% of the job market is "hidden" this way).

Can you incorporate part of one lot to make the other wide enough to build on?

Commercially though the loan is backed by the physical property, but ive seen it done both ways, just double check with them.

Hi all, I am in feasibility period and walking through every unit for physical inspection.

This best practice is no different than if you receive a physical check from a tenant.

Thomas wood then reached out via email with Term sheets,  Articles of incorporation and Driver Licence screenshots.   

But I am also witnessing as well as organizing a newer more scalable model providing for a more cloud-based, remote, less-than-full service--model that is appealing for a large amount of investors and property owners who are interested in receiving many of the traditional services (rent collection, bookkeeping, leasing, noticing, maintenance coordination, answering phones, etc.) but who would be willing to pay about 1/2 the monthly fee in exchange for participating by physically being present to allow access, showings, servicing notices, etc.

If so, how do you incorporate gap money?