Are you taking a course at a physical location or online?

We have been incorporated since 2013 and we are doing well with our investments.

A little about me:-Marine Corps Veteran-3 purchases in 2016 (house hack & 2 rentals)-Finishing up Masters in Accounting-Finishing up CPA exams (2 out of 4 done)-Loan Officer for local lender (conventional financing, but I love doing loans for investors)-I'm passionate about physical fitness, self-improvement, and business/real estate. 

He is currently going to school to be a physical therapist. 

I would probably visit at least once to drive the neighborhood and see how you feel before purchasing, but as far as the inspections and even the actual closing (we do most in escrow so you can close out of state properties without physically flying in), people do it all the time.

Similar if you tried to get a judgement for the locks you have installed on the front door.The judge is going to want to see direct expenses related to her actions (physical damages, etc).With that said, I've seen judges do some whacky stuff so anything is possible.

But the other thing: depending on the project, you may need to spend a ton of time physically meeting and working with contractors.  

I'm not certain how USAF is, however, but my first question would be about where your Mk1SU is physically at.

This just follows the general rule of not owning properties in corporations and it has everything to do with the way it is taxed when it is transferred out of the entity.  

But I wanted to know how many of you buy properties without physically seeing or visiting the property.