My tenants are always sending me new laws they find on the internet, haha. 

But looking at some example specifications on the Internet for things like the foundation, they found clauses like this which seem important but which seem like they require a decent level of expertise (e.g., it would help you are a general contractor which my friend is not):Joist framing.

To start off, please note that a large majority of hard money lenders throughout America are honest, hard working individuals who manage private equity for private investors, and distribute those private equity funds to worthwhile real estate ventures, usually on a local basis, but with the current internet era, often Nationwide.

That is one of the caveats to posting on the internet.

Basic issues could be as simple as them calling you on a Saturday night because the remote controls battery went out or the internet suddenly stopped working because of the rain.

maintenance, taxes, insurance, legal fees, management, trash service, lawn care, Land lord paid utilities, snow removal, internet, etc. 

You may need to file a dispute or follow some specific process to get it back.There are also various platforms on the internet to review businesses and realtors.

I am looking for an option with AMR, cloud service, no electricity requirements, and no internet requirements.

The goal was to see if it would be able to pay for its self, more internet presence can never hurt, and having a dedicated page that ends up on the BP directory can never be a bad thing.

Do you download it from the internet?