He has bought a lot of investments but that is more a function of the size of his pocketbook. 

And, actually, assuming AI were to the level OP had suggested, yes, you would have smart fans in your units and they would be able to report whether or not they were functional.  

@Abdul Azeez,Here are my thoughts:Location - I’m out of state as well, but from what I’ve learned there is a B+ neighborhood in that area that is basically visualized as a box between Mt.

I am such a visual hands on learner and think shadowing someone might help me tie up the Loose end questions I have.

its social and functional obsoleteness at play.. along with supply and demand  more housing than good renters or buyers.. this is what happened in Detroit.. 50k surplus homes..

I use the find/search function.

I can't necessarily handle am more buyers, but I can certainly give my opinion on houses, the market rent, functionality and of course I would love to discuss property management.

I believe the term some folks use is functionally obsolescent - if you're doing a rehab I would give serious thought to adding/moving bathrooms (assuming the whole neighborhood isn't like this.

If the hot water heater didn't function properly at one of it's proper temperatures, it was defective.  

For example, the property I want to buy may look sweet, but then by using google maps I can get a visual sense of what the street looks like by dragging the thing a ma jig and going up and down the street.