I think you keep that screen shot handy to wave around when you need to remind yourself how good you think you are.

While inconvenient, the fence could have a latch that can only be opens from the inside.A pool alarm, a floating device that detects waves, is also a good idea.Obviously, your rental insurance has to be made aware of the pool....they may have their own requirements.

I have it paired up with a Wink 2 for the Z Wave protocol.

I suppose if you just give a friendly wave as you come and go and otherwise avoid them maybe you could pull it off.I think self-managing for a while at least is good experience.I guess if you do hire a PM then the tenant may not find out you're the owner but the PM would also have to be aware and not tell.  

Some are pretty creative, some are as bad as a waving of hands on Facebook. 

Originally posted by @Zachary Bohn:@Elliott Elkhoury Are you a CA resident? 

@Elliott Elkhoury you mentioned tough time for rentals in Sac.

Hi Guys,So i've been looking into several areas of Chicago and there is something that i cant really understand.I've encountered properties just like this one:1048 W Garfield Blvd,Chicago, IL 60609many properties in the Englewood and Back in the Yards areas...When i analyze them i see that there are "waves" in prices going up and down when the same building can be sold for 30k and then for 250 within each 5 years or so...I also see pretty high rentals there ($1100/m +) ...

Personally I have been standing on the beach watching the waves for along time now and I am planning to swim out before 2019 arrives. 2/3 of the way through Long-Distance RE Investing and it is clear to me that it can be done.

Posted elsewhere as well - but worth reading for the research shared & citations posted:  Natalie wrote “It's more a wave on information from someone whose business is defending things in court.”Dunno what a “wave on information” means.