I would assume the support and training wouldn't be nearly as good as if you had joined a local broker. 

My pro tip is to call an office in a smaller town (I think I used one in Union City?

Then train them how I want other task done and add to there work load.  

Does anyone have any tips on the best way to take a deposit long distance?

I believe he has even done deals in florida, so that's pretty cool. 

Or, does anybody has any tips on contacting new agents that are trying to get into apartment rentals? 

Thanks for the tip on the relative humidity, I'll look in to it. 

I know we have done over 1500 of them in the last 5 years.. but the product is in such high demand its 100% referral business.. which is pretty cool.

The comps were pulled for similar homes, in the same neighborhood, even on the same street.I will definitely ask about her track record on flips, in a little bit when we meet.Thank you all for your tips!

We are in the negotiation stages and I should have it under contract this week.There aren't a lot of options for property management in the town, so I am going to have to manage it remotely for a couple of months until I get a family member trained up and ready to look after it.