She would bang on the wall, set up camera and pointing to the driveway; and the latest story was she used a audio device to measure how 'loud' our tenants was during Eastern holiday, during day time, omg... she is just ridiculous.We thought about ditching the property, but we bought it at the peak, 2006 and just way under water and stuck.Over the years, we have had better luck sometimes, and worse luck sometimes, it's like the weather and we just cross our fingers and hope for the best.

Be sure to have the regular (annual) inspection of those fire extinguishers; there should be an attached tag to indicate inspections.Supply the tenants with (copies of) any manuals for any devices that they have in their units, and advise them to become familiar with the operation of all devices (whether fire extinguisher or smoke alarm or whatever).

The first year can be really tough for new agents, and you don't want to be left to your own devices.

Having it in Google Docs also has the benefit of being able to access it from your mobile device while you're on the go.

You can get a battery operated monitoring device to log the actual temperature in an area over a 24 hour period to verify you are providing adequate heating.

From a desktop, just go to your Profile and directly to the right of your photo should be a link for all of your connections (see photo below):(It won't work from a mobile device though.)

Interactive Real Estate Investor Websites (RealEstateInvestingWebsites.com) have been online for a long time – actually since before mobile websites were relevant on the internet.For all the years we have been online, we always have some kind of upgrade going on to upgrade existing features or build new ones in response to changing trends on the internet and the real estate market.And yes - our website designs are all mobile responsive – meaning they automatically adapt to the device you view your website on – PC, laptop, tablet or smart phone.That being said, we still have lots of clients out there who have our websites that are not mobile friendly.

This may tell you if it's a run-of-the-mill, Mom and Pop estate planning device used by families.This is the most common scenario: trustee/settlor becomes incapacitated or dies.Alternatively, the trustee may not be a primary trust beneficiary or even a bene at all, as in the case of professional fiduciaries. 

The number one difficulty with smart devices is that if they disconnect from wifi, they can sometimes need to be manually reset, which usually requires a trip out to the property. 

Other than the foreclosure auctions, and possibly a few others without reserve, I find that the entire auction method of selling real estate is just a marketing device for what amounts to a regular sale.