While investment can be positive in general economic terms, it can also be destructive to community identities.

. #3 Do not try to make friends, instead be cordial and respectful #4 Like Jay Ballman said definitely hire a property manager and never reveal your secret identity as the property owner

Every house i do looks identical using the same materials.

Unless its an upcoming neighborhood that is seeing gentrification, its not necessary to put in expensive equipment which the tenants at the end of the day will not care about.

The more knowledge you have, the better equipped you will be to make informed decisions and navigate the market.

Allows you to create a unique code for contractors or each guest, unlock/lock from anywhere through WiFi, and tracks history of the time and identity of the person when the device was opened and locked.

Also, they can be a bit fussy about minor issues impacting their farming operations…reasonable people, reasonable gripes, but a bit tunnel visioned about operational stuff…small but legitimately annoying stuff like unintentionally parking somewhere that blocks their equipment ingress/egress; driving too fast down their long gravel lane, which makes dust, throws gravel out of place, leads to potholes that become rain puddles, and legitimately increases the $ they have to spend on gravel.

(equipment, personnel, funding). 

Much like the real assets investors acquire, no two properties are identical and no two transactions, even hypothetically involving the same property, are exactly the same. 

Incidentally, the formula of the metric Operating Yield on Cost is identical to cap rate (i.e.