However, Dodd-Frank is under the gun with changes (pulling teeth) from the Act under the proposed government funding Bill.The attack seems to be where you'd expect it to be, provisions were written by CITIGROUP  pulling the teeth on allowing the 4 big banks (that have 92% of the business at risk) dealing in securities allowing depository coverage, meaning the tax payer will be back on the hook as they were before the DF Act.

Does anyone have experience buying/renovating properties that they aren't able to see on a daily basis?

But then I get frantic emails about how their new 8 week old puppy is viciously biting them (LOL), after they sign a contract stating puppies mouth and have needle sharp teeth.

I still get complaints daily from tenants that they can hear the tenants above them talking, walking, music, tv, ect.

I feel like a kid in a candy store daily.

We're adding new members every day and new properties are being added daily as well, so I encourage to sign up for the Free plan and give it a try.Regards,Bojan PeovskiCo-Founder, oContract Inc.

We calculated the risk of vacancy VS offsetting the loss and chose the known over unknown (basically we took it in the teeth).Rents climbed from 2003 - 2007.

We're starting with education and are trying to absorb no less than 60 minutes daily in Education. 

I need to get my title company used to one first...I'll convert one of my rentals to a land trust sometime in the next couple years to cut their teeth on it. 

I drive by them daily.