Please feel free to drop tips and advice anytime.

Having tenants do odd jobs, such as clean-up, grass-cutting, or landscaping as a way to reduce rent may be construed as “consideration” and potentially subject you to carrying WC insurance.

I have no perspective from that side of the transaction and would appropriate any help/tips.

TIP: Make sure you definitely research.

@George CalbertHi George,A bunch of us are in a similar situation - living in Korea but wanting to invest in the US.We ended up forming a meetup - if you're interested in learning about it check out my profile for the URL.We've had a bunch of BP folks visit virtually and give us tips, etc.Most of the investors in our group either:* Have Turnkey investments* Have people on the ground watching their investments* Or in my case, formed a JV with people I met through BPIt's always a risk to do business with someone overseas without meeting them.

Looking to invest in the next month with great actionable tips heard thru there and books recommended. hope you're ready for the adventure as well.

@Tim Herndon thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the tip on posting the numbers on the buy and sell board.

If not, is there somewhere in the leases that charges CAM's: landscaping, plowing (if needed), or cleaning the parking lot?  

Any tips will be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Dave