The idea is to pretty much hand someone a document and they can follow the instructions to replicate the same end result you would have. 

@Jonathan Farber We don't have to create tutorial videos for them, we just send instructions over a walkie-talkie app.

@Eric MeyerC class responses to FB and other online ads will be overrun with people who fail to read the ad or simply choose not to adhere to your instructions.

:thanks all for your repliesI am going out of country and will only have limited internet there and no phoneI handle most of the repairs myself, may be 80% of themmost likely will just have to rely on tenants since I do not have a trusted contractoroverall the situation in Calgary with trades is bad: for so many years there was a shortage of labour here, that most of them are spoiled and not professional at all I am pretty hands on, too, Steve...and like to be there and do most things....so I can relate in several ways.....maybe empowering a tenant, giving good instructions (shut offs for water and power, etc ) contacts, emergency procedures, etc can work in your situation.

The previous owner advised us that the new owner would email us with payment instructions.

Escrow instructions absolve them from determining her capacity to enter into this transaction.

The trick is to go to the individual fund's page first, and follow instructions for making an investment from there.

I've instructed our support team to add this to your domain immediately.  

The instructor talked about multifamily homes that was awesome.

Since we use our personal vehicles for doing rental activities, and have racked up quite a bit of mileage - there is a section in Schedule E instructions about unreimbursed partnership expense (https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040se.pdf).