Last time I recently used this was for aa associate in the business has he couldn't locate chain of custody on a property.

But isn’t that…“Real estate agents must make a “reasonable effort to ascertain all material information concerning the physical condition of every property for which he or she accepts agency” and disclose this “to their client or principal and when appropriate to any other party to a transaction.” ??? 

(Let me know if that makes sense).Onee of the challenges you'll face if you don't live in the US is the physical collateral.

As landlords, we can't utilize our energy worrying about what tenants think, whether or not they are having a hard time paying the rent, or whether or not they are physically ill or lose their job because we landlords have our own burdens to worry about e.g. major expenses, increases in insurance, property taxes, non-paying tenants, liable lawsuits and we have our own personal problems, illnesses and griefs to deal with.

It’s similar to physical land in that there’s good locations, different sized plots, etc.

The day after closing the former owner rushes to tell me he had rented out the third floor before we actually closed, He physically cleared out all of the tenants property just for our walk through.

Holding fast to a vision helps us in working through trials caused by a serious physical injury, grief or other personal challenges.The key is to shift your tendency to focus on the negative patterns of your life to what you do want using positive terms.

If you want to hide your address here, you can generally set up a mail box with a UPS Store, and use that.You can get a fake ID in some other name and if there are plenty of pics of you floating around the Web, claim you're the owner's cousin to explain the physical resemblance.But generally, if you're self-managing and dealing with a situation when you're renting out single family and residential small multiplex (up to quadplex), this kind of thing isn't a good idea.

Make copies of the physical key and put it in a key safe in case there is an electronic failure of the lock so the guest can still get in.- CO alarms, fire alarms, fire extinguishers, and escape ladders if its more than 1 storyHope that helps.Mike

What I'm leading to is that if they're removable, can HOA accept that they'll be removed once you physically move if they're not a permanent fixture?