Even if the material only inspires you to do something different that could be good enough.In comparison to what most people watch on TV I would not be all that concerned about many of the seminar folks.

Managing our current house from afar, if we do relocate, doesn't really concern me because we have friends who could do repairs on an as needed basis, and the house is relatively trouble-free.

I'm a beginner and the only house I bought is my current residence.

From there, I think your concern is going to be with who is managing the company.

* Know the rules concerning pets if you plan to have any

I once listed a property for sale and was concerned as to whether or not is was condemned.

i mean, what could possibly be holding this up - the title company is supposedly processing the paperwork....and if "something" is holding it up...should i be overly concerned?

Also, one thing that somewhat concerns me is that I'm trying to find average rental price for the building but I can't seem to find much except this one ad for a studio that shows up everywhere (on all the rental sites).

With current market prices for Hotel Accomodation, assuming they paid cash for their units, rental ROI's could go as high 16%-18% per Annum and better yet, as most hotel clients pay their bills using major US Credit Cards, the overseas investors are going to receive their rentals in US Dollars avoiding any concerns over fluctuating exchange rates !

Some are computer savvy and realize the benefits of technology and some are computer phobic (I happen to work for one that straddles the line, hehe) or are not clear on the benefits.Perhaps the concern from the brokers perspective may be, if you are working on all this computer stuff, when will you have time to sell real estate since you are part time anyway.Therefore, my suggestion to you is this: Forget offering computer work during the interview process, don't even bring it up except to say something like: "I am computer literate and know my way around a computer fairly well".