If you are a lowball offeror or if the seller is just in the clouds, you need to wait until they start to see the money falling into the ground by sitting on the market so long.

I don't know how onerous it'll be from a data perspective to have a bunch of video footage uploaded to the cloud, over a mobile network.At first glance, it looks like mobile hotspots are in the $100-150 range but it's unclear to me how reliable they area, and also interoperability issues (ie: we are using a Google Fi cell network for our cell phones currently but like the Amazon suite of smart devices, cameras, etc)Input highly appreciated. 

Cloud. 

When screening tenants I screen thoroughly and hardly ever hear from them or have to chase rent.  

For example, instead of investing in Minneapolis, you could focus on St Cloud or Duluth, which are not as strong for appreciation, but are reasonable diversified stable collage towns. 

A quick google will give you a link...basically they settled with the FTC and now the ambulance chasers are hoping to cash in on the consumer side.

All together it will be a short time frame that the VA will have had possession of the property so the real question is to make sure there is no cloud on title from previous owners?

I’m not interested in a brokerage that wants to make me an agent, so I need some recommendations for brokerages  that have low “desk fees” or “cloud fees”.

Tell them you will cloud the title by registering the contract.

It’s completely cloud-based so you don’t have to worry about wasting time at a physical office.Feel free to message me if you want to know more.