Looking to get out of Brandon Turner's "Analysis Paralysis" coined term and really get going in the RE investing world.A little about me is I have been a RE broker for over 3 yrs now,(after ending a career in basketball), experience in both residential and most recently past yr. have been with a commercial firm.

@Brett Goldsmith is very experienced in short sales (I recognize you from the SS super star site), but on the other side of the coin, representing the sellers....we Always require EM, And Inspections, up front.  

Whether it will have much of an effect on appraisal is a coin toss.           

A number of property owners have probably checked over their leasing agreements to include or exclude such activities depending on what side of the coin they happen to agree with.

If it is allowed,maybe re post in Biggerpockets with heading "Seeking Property Management Co in San Antonio"

Not sure who coined that, I forget, but great quote.

On the other side of the coin, you or your real estate agent need to be ready on 48 hours notice to show up and change the locks.If the property appears abandoned, I'd make the proper postings as others have advised, take the photos to show its condition, and take possession after the stay has expired.

In two weeks, I'm installing coin op laundry in a 9-unit building in Bath, Maine.

Then 3 years ago they converted that shop to a Pet Crematorium & that guy is making good coin!!!

An investor who doesn't know the geography is flipping a coin on whether she's buying in a good area, Ned might already know which areas are desirable for tenants, and will just pick those.