I think you should be prepared to close especially if you recorded something which may Cloud title

Hey guys,I'm looking for a realtor who knows St cloud well and is knowledgeable from the investor standpoint.

There are wireless systems now that record straight to the Cloud which gives you access to the video thru Internet...They are fairly easy to install but some Landlord do hire installers to physically install cameras and help w initial setup..Although the cameras won’t stop them from doing the crime it might deter them once they see property is being monitored.

I am a land lord, and i manage my properties. i use tenant cloud for tracking my income and expenses for individual properties. 

Derek, Ned nailed it but forgot to mention in some tax sale situations the property title will be clouded for a time.

In addition, Seattle/King County is an absolutely booming job market with no signs of slowing down (first and foremost because it is THE job market for cloud computing expertise and increasingly becoming THE market for AI expertise as not only national players but international Juggernauts locate there...those two tech spaces are the future of everything for the foreseeable future).So my unscientific data point of one (two really, my highly educated wife agrees with me) tells me that NJ is going to flatline and maybe even decrease while you will gain absolutely zero benefit if you hope for that kind of market softening in Seattle Metro.

That seems outrageous and I don't know if their "cloud enabled features" justify that mark up.+1 on Excel. 

I use tenant cloud.  

Since the rules of 1031 say that you must purchase at least as much as you sell and use all of the proceeds in the next purchase the bank know exactly what you're putting in and you will probably have less issue this next time around.But there's a cloud over this. 

Needing to move quickly got the seller into trouble.Fast forward, and what may be clouding this is, technically, this isn't a property we want for investment this time around.