We try to go by there  whenever were visiting family in Miami.

I plan to visit a few REIA groups within the next few weeks to network and continue learning.

Best advice would be to visit and talk to locals to get a sense of where you want to invest.

Im sure to visit LR when coming to Memphis. 

She had to go to a visitation or some sort of a funeral related event and I had started doing some tree trimming at roughly 10AM on a Sunday.  

I need some some advice, I lived in Chicago when I was a kid and I visited the city last summer after 20 years, me and my wife really liked Chicago.

Who knows, maybe the ghost of Randy Rhodes may pay a visit.

This has reduced my need to visit the property down to about once every 3 months.

I will highlight my 2 cents as a 15-year LL veteranDennis M from Erie makes a solid point - $500 deposit will not cover the extensive damage that a pet can do and the repair work that may need to take care of.So YES - you can get a little more money with non refundable deposits, or deposits, or higher rent.BUT actually keeping that money at the end of the day is hard to do.One thing no one has mentioned - that is that good prop mgt requires regular consistent checking in on the property - even better when you can drop in on a repair when they are not home or not prepared for your visit.

Make it clear to one agent local to each market that you will happily write offers sight unseen, but it's a waste of their time to lie about the condition of the property or overstate how great it is, because you and an inspector will visit it during inspection contingency.