than the typical classroom instruction courses.

@Mike Dymski Very good point about third party management and where the real costs are hidden.

Website, blogs, podcasts, forum participation, newsletters, special report articles, eBook, instructional videos, speaker, start a MF meetup, etc.Bottomline, think about your business (less transactional) and more about building a strong foundation of contacts, knowledge, capital, ideas to create your future as you want it to be.

Usually it takes a couple weeks to even get your welcome package with your payment instructions. 

A "beautiful remodel" by my definition means that all aspects both visual and behind the scenes were done to code, in professional workmanlike manner and I have a big feeling some flipper slapped lipstick on this pig which has all kinds of hidden major defects that are not really hidden based on your photos.My answer would be hell no.

We also sent a "welcome" letter, identifying ourselves as the new landlords, instructing how to pay rent, etc.Beyond the lease, you want to make sure you cover every detail.

My first move might be to just instruct the tenants on how to pay and wait 30 days to see how much they're paying.

Whether its a better opportunity for property, or a hidden reason to why that wouldn't have been best for you in the long-run.

We are always very cautious in stating square footage due to the potential legal exposure for being incorrect I will always rely on the Tax Appraisal district information unless the seller instructs me otherwise or I know 100% for certain that the number is incorrect.  

Chinese are investing in USA real estate because the Chinese economy is in worse shape than the USA, but is hidden by 'fake paper assets".