It's easy to fall into the "out of sight out of mind" syndrome and you want someone physically checking on the property here and there.

I also HATE going to a physical office to go to in-person training at my KW office because it disrupts the flow of my day and derails my efficiency. eXp has all the training online, which is ultra-convenient.

Location question is still hard to reconcile though...How did you decide on the places you chose to invest in Hi Maria, I had a few places in mind from a place of historic cashflow/legal environment/physical hazards/price point/economic outlook.

Since you are not physically there, you're going to need people (i'd recommend multiple) that can look at the property.

I then put the electricity in my name before the utility company went out and physically turn it off at the meter, to save on the turn on transfer cost.

I found a great cloud-based brokerage that will allow me to train without physically being in the office taking leave from my military position.I think about finding a brokerage like going shoe shopping.

They have a large physical office in Las Colinas.

@Stephen DallasPM software doesn’t physically manage the property.

@Raymond Chung Once you have ownership, you should be able to put all utilities in your name and change the locks unless someone is physically in the home living there at the time you do it.

The fact that you physically have them in your possession doesn't somehow force them into the equation of whether or not you can non-renew the MTM tenancy or evict if the current month's payment has not been made.