You may want to post this in a blog rather than the forum if you want to keep a journal of sorts.

The Puget Sound Business Journal just today published the latest home and condo prices and trends for the Puget Sound region of King, Snohomish, Pierce and Kitsap counties: http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2016/02/ne...In summary: (Due to a seriously constrained supply of homes for sale, down 31% year over year) "If you're planning to buy a house in Seattle this year, buckle up because it's going to be a wild ride." 

((Also, one of the buildings that's I'm interested in also has cell towers on the roof.))P.S.

Aggregated journal entries are another option but it would be prudent to maintain a full set of books since I don't have the property management data in-house.

All the close neighbors have my cell and can call me anytime if they see any issues.

I would recommend one LLC per property or using something like a series LLC where you can place the properties into individual child cells to minimie liability. .

If no internet and no cell service, I would stay elsewhere.

Your attitude in this thread leaves little to be desired and reflects poorly on you.I fully agree with you that in sub2 and any other real estate transaction, there exists unscrupulous characters who belong in a 5X9 cell and not out on the streets taking advantage of the misinformed, unsuspecting, or ignorant.

I grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico, hence the background in arts journalism, but due to the era, I became interested in tech journalism also and that led to an interest in business topics and clips in local papers and magazines as well as national clips in Wired, Fast Company, the Industry Standard and others during the dot-com era.  

Just think how many times you get frustrated with hotel wifi or cant get signal with your cell phone, you become the customer service rep for the internet company.