Electronics (TV, radio, etc), furniture (sofas, beds, night-stands, etc.), knick-knacks of every possible variety and more.SO -- the next of kin doesn't need all of this . . . stuff.They'll go through it for anything of value, be that something they think is worth a lot, or just something to remember her by.

Should I just get one of the posters electronically and include it as an attachment to my tenants? 

Offers can be written and signed electronically, you can tour the property with a video call on a smartphone, etc. 

We are in Canada (Maritimes) and 90% of our tenant pay their rent electronically (e-Transfer, PAD), we still have a few who pay by cheque and a couple who pay cash (translate: go to the bank or ATM with a deposit only bank card).  

Do you want breweries or art museums?

Love to travel using points (been to 31+ countries) and multiple premium class productsLove to keep active; bouldering, snowboarding, martial arts, etc. 

You would need to find an agent that already prospects and doesn't mind working with distressed properties.If you're looking to buy foreclosures on the MLS, any agent can help you with that, but if you plan to submit 100s of offers electronically, then you'll need to be up front about it and find an agent willing to do that.

I am trying to obtain an electronic version of the Maryland (MD) Residential Contract of Sale form that can be completed electronically on my computer. 

Unlike poured foundations or brick/cement-block foundations, the stones aren't very uniform, so there is a little art to replacing individual stones.Sometimes you have to repoint the mortar in between the stones.

The 3rd deal is acquisition of a resort property being purchased from a Bahamian Municipality for pennies on the dollar, to then be converted into a state of the art Stem Cell Rejuvenation Center headed by a board of the leading Stem Cell Doctors in the world.As you can see these projects vary in type with the commonality being there location-any suggestions?