That was the "old days" before underwriters became internet savvy.

This could help however, it is a much longer task then just getting a realtor on your team.On a side note I have recently seen an improvement in trulia.com with the site updating the newest listing from the mls within a day or two.

I am in Omaha so have no personal experience with them, other than listening to their radio replays on the internet.

Reading then Hands-on because variation can come up, you enjoy the variety of tasks and challenges found in property management.

I started offering free internet on my properties and all tenants seems to love the idea,my next move will be security system on all properties.Just because not many are doing it doesn't mean is not a good idea.I got to the conclusion that you get more positive than negatives from going with a system.You can go for as little as $14-25 a month which a good tenant will gladly pay for peace of mind,so just add the cost to the rent.I have a nice renovated property in a not so nice area of the neighborhood,at showing most people love the apt but not the area and that is where the security system comes in handy.My advise is to go for it as long as the monthly plus maintenance doesn't become a burden to your cash flow

I'm sure all of this information can be found on the internet somewhere, but I figured I'd let all of you knowledgeable BPers show off your smarts.

On the other hand, being adopted by someone on the internet could be quite dangerous.

Ok, I was surfing on the internet for real estate jobs on craigslist.

:wink: We're not discriminating against you as a class, though Mike . . . it is hard running the internet on an old Commodore 64, I could imagine.

Also, I would appreciate, and use, any good internet resources that you can point me to.Thanks!!