Luckily my meter was easily accessible, I turned of the main at the entry to the house, read the meter and then rechecked a while later and the meter was incrementing.If the meter is accessible, a great thing for every homeowner/investor to have is called a T-Bar.

Is there a certain period before I can access the property?

I am new here and signed up for a webinar at 6pm today and can't seem to access it, I see there is many webinars in the archive but hoping someone can help so I can watch some live ones in the future

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Is the information accessible online?

My suggestion to fellow real estate investors is always to use an Independent Agent (a Broker) because they will have the most access to specialty markets such as owner-occupied duplexes. 

Are there restrictions on doing rentals <30 days?

Hi everyone, In a little over a month I'll gain access to a bunch of capital, and plan to buy a 2-4 unit multifamily rental in Jacksonville, FL.

Investors can access and participate in several projects, which considerably lowers the investment risks.

From what I've read about riparian rights on the East Coast, one would be rather limited in their access and use of the water that was allotted to their property.For those that have successfully invested in real estate/ lots containing private water, what was your approach?