This week (missing many things):Checked out BP regularly posting forums, asking questions, greeting newbies, asking for advice.Collected small list of absentee and LLC owners and mailed out postcardsFinally have gotten my google analytics properly working and adwordsSecured a PO box for myselfGot 2 calls about mobile homes in rural areas.

Is there any other option other than a false ground to the box?

And as Wayne mentioned, borrowing "against the box" with your broker is the best way to go, less costs involved.

There has been a FedEx box sitting on their doorstep for the last week.

I already have a buyers list, but they are used to me just giving a lock box code to go look in their own time.

Anyone know what happened in boxing?

But, I have not been stressed over spending an hour at the box stores gathering my stuff for each project just to discover I forgot the $2 item I needed before I could start.

To us, it does not make a ton of sense to pay for due diligence upfront, be out that money to only find out the price you offer is not close to what the Seller will take.Sellers generally on one off trades try to put a box around this concept.

Always be sure to hide an extra key somewhere onsite, Inevitably someone will forget to put the keys back in the box the night before something critical needs to happen first thing the next morning.

The extra load on the electrical is hard on the box.