So if I understand this correctly they essentially get to build a better score because they are an authorized user on your account but they never actually get to use the cars, is that correct?

It's pretty much a war zone there and I've had to communicate mostly by e-mail and text as cell service is about non-existent, and all the roads are closed so there's no driving over there and no gas even if you did get there. 

The key is to have it set up correctly and for your specific situation.  

It also may be worth waiting as some markets are still correcting since the all time highs.

Yes I paid for it and it cost me more than having to manage but I put a lot of value to time and family.You are also correct, depending on the type of property if investing in rentals, there are things that happen during the day that cannot wait until the weekend.

I'd put my foot on her neck, and let her know to move correct when she tries to breath next time.I hate when people try to do stuff like this.

If I remember correctly, a local branch of U.S.

If you have a long standing tenant, good communication, and rent is paid on time this shouldn't be an issue. 

What you are asking is how can I get around not doing correct due diligence on the property and the answer is you can't and should not because that isn't fair to the rest of the development who bought there understanding the rules.

They generally have large portfolios allowing for in house maintenance and management staff along with a point person who is communicating with the local housing authority on a regular basis and has the ability to streamline operations.