It's one of my favorite places to eat at while traveling.

If you have some cash to spend then be prudent with how you invest those dollars and build some relationships while increasing your knowledge.The last seminar I went to in San Diego (other side of country from me) cost me about $1,500 including travel expenses.

I have a rare collection of plants I will make a garden and some people drive along ways just to get pics of them example Victoria Amozonica.I will rent out 10 of the rooms and list them with a travel agency and offer pick up at airport.

I've been lucky enough to travel extensively and chat with many guides in other countries as well as with residents and investors in those countries.

I'm looking to find a way to maximize a piece of property that I own with direct access to a well traveled road.

I live and work in the Bay Area but want to eventually relocate to Oregon, have family near Medford, and feel that I'd be able to travel there fairly easily when necessary. 

Mopac is a mess but they are adding a toll road to it so that it becomes easier to travel.

For this reason, if a tenant calls due to a malfunction of the smoke detectors and a technician is dispatched, you can have the following outcomes:Technician determines the smoke detectors were faulty, and replaces - owner chargeTechnician determined the smoke detectors batteries needed replacing - tenant chargeIf written into the lease that the tenant is responsible for such replacement and the detector was easily reachable, - if not or if the tenant is elderly or disabled, assume reasonable accommodation: owner charge=time/labor & tenant charge=battery costWhere the property manager must be mindful is in the allocation of the owner's resources (money).

If she likes to travel, then take her along to find or look at properties in new places and make a mini vacation out of it.

@Fiona Lam I also invest outside of NYC but I am able to travel often to view my properties.