However, every situation is unique.

I've been toying with the idea of a website but have absolutely no experience in this area.

Hi all-Not a unique question but one that I've been stressing about for a few months that I'm hoping you can help with.Stats:Location: Seattle suburb.Paid 220k for it in 2007 (not really relevant anymore.

Didn't seem worth it to me, but they do have a unique service.

Age, size, rent level, location, market and government all influence the time required.Age is obvious and has been mentionedSize of the property, the bigger it is the more time to make readyRent level, higher income tenants usually take less time to deal withLocation, driving time, meeting tenants, repair tripsMarket, higher vacancy takes more attention, ads, applications, etc.Government influences, code requirements changing, the flavor of the courts and evictions and civic actions involving your property can chew up time.Each property is unique, each tenant is different, your time expensed will be a guess at best.

Each Energy Boom has its own unique set of variables based largely, but not exclusively, on geographic size and location, economies, (regional and national) as well as available workforce.

My military carreer places me in a unique situation where I have no choice but to fully embrace virtual real estate investing!

I think the way around this is to build a case to show that your case is unique so that an exception may be granted without creating a precedent, since the next person asking for the same exception would not have the same unique circumstances that you have established.

I have a investor I deal with that does these type of unique transactions, worth a shot.

We meet the third Saturday of the month from 9:30 till about noon with a unique guest speaker every month and a time dedicated to deals and networking.