Lot and block is a little easier although in my Land And Timber days it was not uncommon to run a Blaze line come up to a usgs quarter or section monument then have a survey 10 feet away.. makes a big difference when your logging. 

Nope, just log into your portal and submit charges.

That being said you should still log them. 

Good luck...you need to log some hours and get on a few planes.

There are still a few good resources for Log Cabins or Off-Grid style properties in remote areas as well.  

Only thing I would care about are copies of leases and tenant pay history and who was the PM and see a requests log (which most property owners self manage or have ****** pm’s who do not have this info).

The first one involves you logging into a bank's website and having to "switch tabs" each time to see all of your different accounts.

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Makes sense, if you allow the seller to have logging rights post-closing.

A common issue in the smokies log cabins is no caulking at the outside base of the tub/shower and along the bathroom base boards.