I have long distant rentals and it looks like a good option to get small jobs done without alot of headaches. 

I expect blood in the streets in the not-too-distant future with short-term rentals.

I’ve been socially distant for years.

Depreciation and the tax shields generated are distant third or fourth considerations and are unlikely to move the needle much so passive investors would be wise to pay less attention to them. 

Also hoping to start seeing some deals again in the not so distant future.   

It is a remote mountain town and already socially distant by nature. 

The neighborhood is decent (B, maybe B-) just a little distant from the city and lower population density. 

The whole area came back in a few years. 2008 pushed people into foreclosures but by 2012, it was a distant memory.

Not long ago in the distant past, it was almost impossible for investors to obtain financing.

I got the feeling the two of them grew distant from each other after they moved in since increasingly I had to notify both of them individually on maintenance and notifications.I will have to call each and see what the situation is.