And of course, if you can fly out and visit a couple times that would help a lot!

Hey BP Community - New real estate investor here and I want to get ahead of ‘watch outs’ or adopt some best practices that I might not have considered so far.  

However, when do you recommend to visit property if your property is out of state? 

I'll first start with our due diligence materials. but first, I highly, highly, highly recommend visiting www.optoutprescreen.com.

If you have the contract recorded, typically the seller won’t have much option to get out (nor will they really care to) and you’ll be able to go ahead with the deal.

But even Jimmy sometimes over hyped his program leading into some misleading informationForty one year ago my wife and I were visiting Jimmy and his wife at his home in Florida.

So the mortgage companies and the IRS set the exact same threshold for being a second home or being a an investment property.My CPA however has advised me that there are caveats for doing repairs, or periodically visiting to inspect it, that allow you to exceed the 14 day leisure limit.

There are ski resorts close to our property, and the lake is a very popular destination for families and friends to visit during the summer and fall.

The lead collection will be done with an online form the agent could leave open on their iPad or laptop for individuals to fill out when they visit an open house.

@Sean O'Keefe Just a heads up that I tried to sign up for your service through the website over a month ago and never got any contact back.