Go and physically inspect properties in your chosen area. 

Permits are legally required (in most jurisdictions), but it is certainly physically possible to restore the home completely without any permit. 

I live on a large 4.38 acre lot in an up and coming area in SC and my lot is off a major road in the city (property is not part of the city but is physically located inside city limits). 

I haven't physically seen ONE of these properties and can truly say that once you get the first property done, you're on your way to more! 

If they graduated in physics, that's one thing but if they graduated in message therapy that's something else. 

I've always felt more comfortable investing in physical assets than in the stock market, but along the way I've come to enjoy investing in real estate for other reasons, too.

I use QBO, so I just log on my cell phone, because I can snap a picture of the physical receipt or invoice to be saved with the record online, and then I can throw it away.Acquisitions: I am not actively trying to grow my portfolio, but I do have alerts setup through the MLS that give me emails everyday. 

I had 3 knee surgeries and regularly have knee pain (nothing compared to your injury) but the confidence, physical demands, discipline are beneficial.Good luck on both your RE pursuits and life.

Direct them to my online Rental App, Agree to my Terms and Conditions, then pay your App Processing Fee, which qualifies you to attend my next physical OPEN HOUSE, occurring on Sat or Sun following whatever ad you just responded to.2.

(she would physically mail them in).