And there are 3 choices generally:  1 you dig it up and take it elsewhere where you are still liable for it, 2  you build an incinerator on site and dig it up and burn it and dispose of the ashes somewhere where you always have liability for it or 3  you leave in there and put a cap over it and never disturb the cap, replace the cap when it degrades, and hope and pray the groundwater table does not move the pollutants off onto someone else's property where you will then be responsible for them.I did site assessments for the federal EPA in my regular job many years ago. 

To attract out of area investors, you could try using a variety of strategies, including creating targeted digital campaigns, leveraging social media, and building relationships with other investors and agents in the area.

Helps to see the bigger picture and get perspective on host experiences and issues.Some of the big advantages of a local group are connecting face-to-face, being a positive presence in your town/city before legislation begins, collectively supporting one another on issues that are unique to your area, and organizing promotions with companies (like NASTRA and Host2Host have) as well as sending direct referrals to one another.

For example, an investor may state they're planning on holding a house long term, and yet they walk away if, with conservative numbers, the house doesn't have double digit cash on cash returns in Year 1. 

For future reference you should create a digital storage system for RE. 

My goal is to have the tenant enter their phone number into a given field and have the last 4 digits be the code to get into the property and have that reset once the allotted rental time was up.

Honestly any digital signature platform should be fine.

I know there is a large military presence in the Springs so I was just curious if they were filling a lot of these rooms.  

In their table, they have given us all the variables: $1,487 / ($53.528M / 720) = 2.000% I just couldn't help myself to use four significant digits.

.; the presence of Canadian banks in the U.S.A.; and the general level of coupling between our economies, investing in the U.S.A. from Canada is considerably different than from many other countries.While the basics are more or less the same, even once you get a handle on taxation and moving money between the countries, there are still differences from an U.S.A. citizen who is investing "out of state."