It's a Samsung Galaxy S3, highly recommend it...So now, here is the video (it's the one on the right I believe):https://www.dropbox.com/sh/u6ucp6f4tnfnhsc/aNrYjaL929Now, let me give you all of the info I wrote down on a piece of paper about the house:Windows - All new (except big custom ones in the patio thing.)Custom Windows - 2 (One is 44in x 83in, and the other is 47in x 52in)Light Fixtures - 19Interior Doors - 9Exterior Doors - 2Glass Sliding Exterior Doors - 2Sliding Closet Doors - 3Furnace - 1How Water Heater - 1Cooling Unit (Refrigerated Air) - 1Besides this, I also have all the floor measurements for the floors!

2 Is calling preferred over mailing when you're looking at a specific property?

Today I much prefer the turn key/rent-ready approach (as do my clients) because they're easier, less risky, and there are so many goods deals out there.$20k is very low - even in many of the more depressed markets which I would strongly question looking at, especially for your first investment.

My concern is being a landlord from a distance and would prefer to move the property as quickly as possible.

I don't, I prefer to keep my units full so I can keep moving forward with new purchases and devote my time and resources to those.

According to what I am reading Android has a much larger market share than Iphone does now.http://venturebeat.com/2013/05/16/windows-phone-jumps-to-third-in-global-smartphone-market-share-and-could-be-second-faster-than-you-think/If that's the case I do not know why Android would not be a major platform in need of a BP app if a ton of users have the IOS systems.I think it must just be a preference thing.

As far as installing them that is up to you and your personal preference of whether or not you want them.

Preferably ones that don't require a lot of time to get started with.

Hopefully you hold title in a tightly maintained LLC, that's preferably NOT a 'sole member' LLC.However, it does need to be addressed immediately, a local investor friend of mine just got nailed $2000 for failure to clean it up on time & his units are empty, & he can't rent the units or sell them until its done.It appears that his local Bldg Inspector was roaming the 'hood for violations & had several local landlords in housing court.Lead Paint ramifications are a serious issue that is haunting our local landlords, esp the uninformed.good luck & keep us updated...

I formed a single member LLC and would prefer to transfer ownership of the condo to the LLC.