I know several landlords that do this and have no issues at all and any minor issue that pops up is dwarfed by the benefits of saving time and stress personally dealing with every viewing.

You can join the "boys club" (no sexism meant, just to stress that the realtors are usually an exclusive club) which means you may be able to get off-market leads from them as well.

Again, can't stress this enough. 

The thought of being a landlord to multiple home sounds overwhelming so that sounds like a more stress-free way to make some money.

When society is so driven by convenience, it causes us to spend more, to want more, and to "need" more.

I schedule open house showings because I usually get a lot of traffic so there is not time to stress myself out with these questions so you shouldn't either. 

It seems to me more like we are all bound by the rules of whatever society we live in and the laws of science, no matter what we do.

It's been a stressful couple of days but to provide an update on this I'm being refunded for the original appraisal and a new appraisal with a different company is going to be scheduled for next week.

In the petition, it was said that the allegation made against social media and social media against Akbar in this way has brought a picture of his client in the family society and friends who can not be compensated.http://earningeye.com/minister-of-state-for-external-affairs-mj-akbar-resigns-after-metoos-allegations/

There's a lot of shiny objects out there now that are luring people to ditch their 9-5 to become their own boss and find a lifestyle design model that they enjoy more than the one they're stuck in.Hey Odie, I’m not a lifestyle speaker so I can’t speak to that area.I’m someone that got fired from his corporate job in 2004 and have been self-employed ever since.I’ve had countless businesses that have failed 1) Safe and Sound pet care biz 2) Mobile Home King 3) Why Go Solo (tech company…what was I thinking) 4) Toolkit for Success 5) Note partnership (still love the lady I did this with) 6) Wallpix.I learned to take large amounts of stress and plow through the valley (as the bible touches on).3 businesses worked for me: Government Contracting, Landlording, and Note Investing…ALL THREE STILL PAY MORE MONTHLY.I attribute much of the success to the fact that I learned to be a business owner whereby I treated every endeavor like my next meal depended on it.Thinking about it now, I don’t recommend my course for anyone as there was a lot of pressure, soul searching, and lessons learned.On your topic, I think people should consider being more valuable to their employer to elevate their standing at work while building a side business.For me its about maximizing the number of income streams versus replacing one.The key to success (in my little mind) is to focus on building a business out of any venture you take on.I see a lot of failure because folks dabble versus assemble a business plan that they work daily.