Technology has come a long way, however, having a someone you trust locally will give you peace of mind while leasing your properties.

When you get an agreement with a contractor follow it, don't go against the contract...trust me the above are expensive lessons learned..you're benefitting from my pain.Hope this helps.

I have an amazing GC now that I trust completely so I can do a full gut reno without stepping foot in the property and I wouldn't lose sleep over it.

I still think they need to upgrade their security for me to trust their system again but at least their customer support was able to sort it out, just took some time.

This was a fairly large PM company and they seem to trust the tool over rentometer or zillow.Does anyone here have any experience with rentrange and is it that much more accurate then rentometer? 

His expertise in IRAs, trusts, and asset protection was truly impressive.

I've also had to get comfortable with long-distance communication and trusting my team to manage things well.As for resources, podcasts are by far my favorite—there’s always so much valuable insight and stories from other investors.

No single man with a cat can be trusted, and most are mentally ill. 

However if you are bringing no equity to the deal they might scoff at the idea.The other thing you could do is find someone who trusts you who has money and wants to lend it. ( Private Money ).

How comfortable are you with the idea of trusting agents to lead showings versus allowing prospective tenants to tour properties on their own?