@Lee BellInteresting idea. 

@Antonio Jucoski @Ursula Britt  @Gerald Harris @David Lee

Originally posted by @Lee Bell:Wear a shirt that says video recording for your protection.Then they will be informed.

I know Lee Arnold is using them and I believe you must have the service to get an investor loan through his company (don't quote me on that).

A local syndicator's (Monte Lee Wen...mentioned on other threads recently) Acquisitions Director introduced me to The Reznick Group in Austin.

Jack Lee - I'm not sure of too many other ways to go about purchasing investment property as an absentee landlord without using a PM, BUT I know there are investors on here who are successful investing out of area and still managing the properties themselves.I disagree with Dale Osborn and I am sure he is extremely successful as an investor staying close and managing himself, but good discipline and proper due diligence, there are many investors who do very well using PM's to manage their business.I cannot emphasize enough how you cannot simply be passive about your investments because you contract with a PM or invest out of area.

I do not think so... unless of course you have some sort of density to justify hiring a person who can focus specifically on your property.Commercial on the other hand allows you a little bit more lee way.As for, when we are retired and out of the business, we will hire a property manager.

Being a client of TCS I can tell you that Lee J. is correct with the issue of competition & also the fact that TCS delivers on their promises.

His law firm, Beck & Lee Business Trial Lawyers in Miami, is dedicated to the practice of business and real estate litigation.

But if I miss a call on my regular cell phone #, they still get the real estate voicemail, but I just want them to get a simple message that says "Hi this is Rodney..." instead.Can't figure out how to keep them separate.