My brothers mother in law has experience with property management and will be handling that end.There are so many different avenues to screen and collect the rent from the tenant(s). Im

Quote from @Gian Sim: I am a Philippines Resident and Also an investor.

If you are doing business with locals mostly, then you might get a dual SIM phone so you can have a local Japan number and the US number too.Keeping in contact with the team is a little more difficult due to time difference. 

@Bryan Sims$300 monthly cash flow after all expenses is great for the type of property you have.I will suggest you keep it.

I just moved to Sim about 4 months ago.

@Ray Lim @Johnny P. 

(As opposed to someone from an area where everything is much newer and we don’t deal with weather.)Keep track of your expenses and watch to see if hopefully they don’t decline after 6-12 months of ownership. this is why when its all said and done I am very bullish on Vegas.. even though pre lim numbers dont hit the rules that are bandied about on bP when U factor in age  type of construction and weather and TAX's  returns are as good if not better than many other areas of the country and you have from my cheap seats what I think is going to be a never ending demand from SOCAL residents moving out looking to lower tax burden and much nicer home for the dollar..  

and you never know when someone's phone battery dies on their way to the property....no directions...well then maybe they can't find it....if they're from another country without a local SIM card....very possible in Dallas..then written directions can be vital..not just see GPS.......so that's why things like directions are important.Do you allow pets?......

@Joann Lim Fairview Shores is not a place I would buy for STR.

If you haven't read the book "Bluefishing" by Steve Sims I highly recommend!