The technical options are easy to learn, some from books, some from talking with attorneys since they are basically rules you need to follow.  

I wanted to follow up on this thread, as it has been a few months.

Its not impossible to do it 100% remotely but when its your first out of state rental - its probably much much better to go in person for it - and then when you find an agent that you trust and has proven to be able to be up to the job and your needs, then future properties you can be more comfortable not going down to look at all the properties

It may be frustrating but check your state and local landlord tenant laws regarding this because it could be an expensive lesson for you if they’ve followed required procedures.

I remember he had way too many followers to be legit.

Not without the following details:1. tax residency, and location of the physical asset for nexus allocation calcs2. personal tax filling status3.

Unless you are a licensed real estate agent in the state the property is in, it's probably illegal for you to sell a property you don't own.There is a follow on point, but if you don't already know the follow on point, I'd find out what that is before the state board of realtors gets you into trouble.

The following is a list of topics I've encountered in teaming agreements, although it's not exhaustive.

Others follow the 1% rule, calculating annual maintenance costs at 1% of the property value.Property managementHiring a property manager can help to eliminate the stress of residential real estate investing.

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