Shoot, that is correct, completely forgot that could take longer and in my opinion i though that 90 days was ok, but you right from the time we can do showings and people get their paperwork/money together we could be talking about 60-90more days, thanks for bringing it up Bob..

It’s essential to have a protocol in place for these scenarios.

It's essentially using multiple novel (but legal) applications of long-standing regs to an activity that largely didn't exist at the time they were created. 

Flexibility and patience are essential when external factors, like nearby construction, affect demand.

If you're unable to visit the area, video walkthroughs and detailed photo documentation are essential.

They do the paperwork and connect you with a high volume (not high touch) eviction attorney.  

I've liked this, as it's essentially a mentorship opportunity.

She said just to send all the paperwork and calls to the insurance company and let them handle it.I contacted the lawyer, advised him to send all correspondence and make phone calls to the insurance company.

Planning for potential infrastructure issues is essential, especially when dealing with properties that may need upgrades like connecting to city utilities.

They essentially give you all properties in an area, and you can skip trace and call the homeowners.