With cloud-based products and mobile devices, we are quite lucky to be able to have everything in digital format - at least that's what I do.  

Though i have been able to get around 15 NRI clients with my personal contacts in just under 3 months I am hungry for more and would like suggestions from all senior property managers as to how I should move ahead to source clients using digital or any other medium.

I asked what's wrong with my digital Home Depot one and he ambiguously explained that the screen is hard to read.

Vacancy rate is higher then usual in comparison BUT with the prices of real estate here you cap rate will still be in double digits as long as you buy in fairly decent areas.

If you were to invest $100k in a note fund you could spread your capital out over 20+ notes, and help diversify risk while making double digit returns.

No matter how friendly people are, when you own a piece of property you often end up resenting that someone else gets to traipse across it or dig it up when necessary.

It seems to me that your return on investment may be in the single digits.

I'm having a hard time figuring out how people generate double-digit cash-on-cash returns with commercial properties.  

Have skills and professional experience in digital marketing, research, and sales so hoping those along with a desire to learn will come in handy.  

We had the inspection done on the property (15-unit apartment complex)We did not go to Texas for it, but the realtor accompanied the inspector, and we received a full report complete with digital photos.