It requires tenant authorization by sending the tenant an email.

I get about ~5 emails a day inquiring about this strategy and the number one problem people run into is the lending side.

Hey all! When I move I'm going to be managing my property (8-plex) remotely. What is a good process for getting leasing paperwork taken care of? How do you do it? Should I hire someone to do it? I will probably have a...

@William Coet What's the address...or PM/email me. 

Plumbing: I would plumb the units with Pex supply lines because they are much more likely not to burst if they freeze.

I received a March update email, mentioning the Rental Property calculator in the tools app, but I do not see a tools section in the app.

I would send them an e-mail and text with photos of the missing drawings and ask them to return drawers immediately.

Use email to stay in touch with individuals who may be more likely to want to partner with you.

With houses being different, even if all the supplies are the same, a larger bid can be a bit of guess work on everyone's part sometimes leading to vastly different amounts that place Contractor A much higher than Contractor B where the next job may have them flipping the other way.

In an A class neighborhood, the land value is greater and you would have the option to build bigger and better than what was there previously because of the average price per sqft in the immediate vicinity and high demand (combined with low supply) from homeowners in the area, would allow the new bigger/better property to appraise.