Example: someone walking one of our hiking trails and trips on a rock or stick.

It's a great indicator of the success of our investments.Documenting my investment trips was critical for establishing credibility and trust with my audience.

The downside to the east coast is that looking at properties and meeting with people takes time and effort at a minimum 2-3 day trip.

Let's start with how I ended up being in the office that day: Chris saw my post about needing recommendations for an inspector in Memphis for the property I intended to buy during my trip. 

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

I have some tenants that pay in person most months and from time to time would like to pay via the app to save a trip or for whatever reason. 

If you owned a property with a broken stairwell where someone trips and falls, got incapacitated for life, why would their damages be restricted to $170K.

Maybe find an estate sale where you could buy a bunch of stuff at once.Might be worth a trip to your property to save 10k or more.

I have seen on my last trip to New York City formerly bankrupt hotels recover and make a ton of revenue off illegal immigrants.

But I still recommend taking regular trips to anywhere you invest in out-of-state and it would be a good idea to time the next trip with when the local REIA group is meeting.