So yes, it can be done especially with some of the technology, tools & systems in place that the other BP members have suggested.There are sevaral ways one can go about handling the management of a vacation rental property.

To this day, the only things I outsource are some technology support and social media/marketing related tasks. 

It seems like technology nowadays should be able to solve this one.

Technology and market disruptors are a major driving force of the deflation we've seen.

We regularly meet with potential venture capital investors in our co-working space, but that's the expectation for technology startups.From our perspective, we can't afford the "chains" associated with a long-term office lease and would rather pay more  "per square foot" to retain the flexibility to grow or contract quickly.

It's a lot of hand-holding but sometimes it's necessary for the elderly that don't have all the technology.

(and the sub section on REAL ESTATE MARKETING TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY TAXES & ACCOUNTING LEGAL TEAM)One way or another you will pay your "real estate tuition" - either in time, effort or money.

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With today's technology (kijij, Facebook Market Place, Naborly free screening, E-transfer), it is not as difficult to own property out of town. 

Always good to check with an upto-date attorney in the State for your specific requirements, though the above technologies have huge potential.Hope this helps.