Also I didn't know anyother way.This was the most killer point in the entire thread:A common theme seems to be out of state investors buying cheap houses, doing $5,000 cosmetic "rehabs", renting them out, bragging about the positive cash flow for awhile and then BANG, a few months later they are back on BP, screaming bloody murder and complaining about the leaking roof that has caused a ceiling to collapse. and then we have Big @Ben Leybovich , piling on, pointing out the smeared lipstick on our $30k pigs, dancing on the dead carcass of the out of state investor, and "P r o b a b l y" wagging his "I told you so" finger at his computer screen, and grinning ear to ear as he pats himself on the back for being right again.  

A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet" William Shakespear, Romeo and Juliet.Younger people getting into real estate who haven't learned real estate and won't, have a hard time with conceptual-logic, maybe computer games cause that, I don't know, they don't seem to be mastering the game of chess either.

I believe you can listen to them on the computer or on your phone.

Sorry for the multiple posts- the app would crash when I posted and I didn't notice that it worked- I will clean this up when I get to a computer!

I'm finding lots of resources as far as managing the property , but when it comes to things that must be done in person , I know there are "freelance" workers and freelance websites out there I just can't find any except computer based stuff.

But I do.I am in New Haven, CT and I have a great amount of knowledge about computers.

For the computer I used Jitsi.

I owned a computer consulting firm selling Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing systems to    architects, engineers and manufacturing companies.  

She is kind of a leader in computer programming and he only makes her go to the office for her office 1/2 a day but he still pays her full time.  

The rest of the pages are typical white computer paper with information.