I’d prefer to have someone having access to that area to allow service workers to come if need be also if there’s a problem ( fire ,water ,smoke,leak ,flooding ) I want someone there to warn me .

I like the big-names but I think I most prefer people who are somewhere in the middle of the spectrum.

It's a $30 dollar entrance fee, but it will allow you meet multiple individuals who mentor in varying areas of real estate, as well as get known in a group of active investors.

We have a lockbox in the laundry room and the tenants prefer that to autopay etc.

We have multiple deals under contract now and are looking at other syndication money streams, including those individuals with self-directed IRA’s. 

The reason for the post was more-so to gain some insight on other individuals' preferences - not to use it as legal advice haha!

A lot of people prefer to rent where they can have room to stretch their legs rather than right in town, and the rents are close.

Some of these guys have a ton of experience from which you can benefit.For flips, you generally want them to be at least $200K for ARV, and preferably a good bit more. 

Let the tenant know you're planning to put the property up for sale in July and would prefer to sell it empty.

I had a very similar experience, mine was 25k in damage and the insurance company fixed it up so well we got another 250 a month upon the turnover + all lost rent for the rehab period.Would really prefer not to go through it again however, because you never know for sure how these things will work out in the end.