Some investors only invest in Stocks, while other investors love to invest in things they can physically touch such as Real Estate assets. 

I am a physical therapist and have come across better opportunities that will allow me to travel.

With the exception of places like "guide dog for the blind" and other agencies that train true service dogs for the physically disabled people there is essentially no governing bodies or qualifications that have to be passed to get labeled a "service dog".

This seems like a great way for potential home buyers to “tour” countless homes, before taking the drive out to physically see them.

We still have not found a physical mentor but the search continues.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance from other out of state investors that have registered directly in the state of Missouri but not having a physical address to associate.  

@Charlie MacPherson @Henri MeliThank you for your feedback.I'll be mailing this out and or handing out physical copies.

But I'm surprised that no one has already mentioned a simple appeal to logic here:  it should be stated quietly but firmly and often that a bona fide purchaser (that is, you) is interested in acquiring this physically and monetarily distressed asset for a reasonable, already-negotiated price, and that the Brother has the choice of accepting that price, or getting wiped out and receiving literally nothing.  

Any way that I can physically network with people and get out of the house would be awesome.

. $0 closing costs, no physical appraisal.