@Peter Halliday - We see notes with foreclosure already filed for sale frequently. 

I needed to do something like this for myself and will need these as frequent reminders while I also have a full time job.

Let the tenant know with the animal in the property that you will be doing frequent inspections.

@Doug Watts and I have been setting up real estate meetups for the past 6 months or so and are at the point where inviting speakers to our monthly meetup would be the next step in growing this group to a sizable audience that can bounce ideas off one another and provide help to others who may be dealing with a situation that someone else has already been through and came out ahead, or learned a valuable lesson.

Hello hello, I know this and other guru/coaching topics have been discussed frequently, I've gone back and read most of the ones related to LU.

The investors get the money frequently enough that they aren’t complaining (and it’s bigger than a monthly check), and you have enough time so that it is less likely that you will be surprised with a major repair right after a distribution.

Show up frequently and often to the job site.

With gas, make sure you have a CO detector in addition to a smoke detector, and you are required by code to have ventilation for the stove (this could be a simple recirculating hood if local code permits). 2) I would say this depends entirely on your tenant audience and local comps, sorry I can't help more.

You will notice that there are frequent posters who respond to posts that have these keywords.

also keep in mind you can't legally sell property in IN that you don't own.. the second you advertise it by bed and bath etc your selling real estate without a licensesee this thread this company just got a cease and desisthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/523577-oceanpointe-investments-llc straight from the AG's lips to this audience.. not that anyone is going ot chase you down.. but you should realize what is legal and what is not.