I'd expand the segment in MTR to market beyond traveling nurses (shrinking in number and pay I hear, but not sure) to ALSO include: digital nomads, relocatees to new areas, and snowbirds. 

I have seen investors try to set up cameras on the job site, and monitor things remotely.

She's trying to sell it at a 4 cap...Competition: There is a brand new facility directly across the street with much higher rates - but they're on a paved lot, nice security fence, gated, security cameras, lights, etc.

For example, if you are making 250k with a very low risk (single digit bustout risk) portfolio, does it make sense to increase that 250k to 350k with compressed margins and more exposure to a downturn?

Even if you sign the 3 day waiver, it's not compliant for you to sign before receiving a copy (digital or paper) of the appraisal.

In today's low rate environment, any you can't get double-digit returns without taking on a lot of risk. 

I recommend you use a facility with security cameras and maybe bring a witness with you for safety.If Tenant does not claim the items, you can keep them, sell them, or donate them.

I also recommend your NVR be set to record continuously for most, if not all, cameras.

I have disconnected all utilities including taken off the ring camera as the tenant said he did not want it, per the realtor.

My question:Has anybody working with a digital marketing/seo virtual assistant that understands real estate.