In redemption, I have had a opportunity to tour the property, inspect it thoroughly, get to know the residents, the history of property, I am knowledge loaded.

Screening tenants thoroughly is one of the keys to success.

Obviously I would conduct thorough inspections but just trying to pick everybody's brains on what to look out for and what are common issues with homes that old so I can be somewhat prepared.

Every time I wrote a letter, I got a thorough, if not intelligent response. 

Also, something else that is super important is making sure the lease is filled out as thoroughly as possible and correctly.

The more accurate and thorough you are with your numbers, the more confident you'll be when underwriting the deal and presenting it to investors.

There's pros and cons to both routes, but really the difference is just a matter of time and putting energy into figuring out who to get the property through.The most important thing from afar, which is as critical if you're nearby, is to learn thorough due diligence.

It’s pretty thorough, otherwise. 

It is extremely thorough. 

Get as thorough as you can.