I will do a helicopter fly over." lolYou will do a helicopter fly over?

Use a triple net lease , include all lawn care ,snow etc , see if it flies

They told me someone has dumped trash in the rear of the property.Luckily I don't have to fly out to Chicago and a rep from Elite went in my place with photos of the cleaned area.  

Inherited tenants are a unique challenge (I had three when I house hacked) but you really do catch more flies with honey.

Time is flying by and my children are growing up.

I am flying into San Francisco tomorrow and staying until the 28th.

Even though these are second tier markets, stuff is flying off the shelves.  

My guess is this will not fly with the FNMA asset manager.

In the 1990s, I attended seminars in San Jose from promoters pitching the benefits of Arizona investment real estate (they would take care of the small day-to-day stuff and the investor would only have to approve over the phone the spending of the money on the really big items [new roof, new water heater, whatever]).At that time, Arizona law required all real estate contracts be signed in Arizona, so the investor would have to fly to the Arizona airport to meet the company's representative behind the security lines (this was before 9/11) to sign the contract.P.S., If the above description sounds like a scam, it probably was.

I remember 10 years ago, I would fly out to Irvine from Chicago every phase release in the Casalon development in Quail Hill. 3bed / 3.5 bath 1600 sq/ft townhome were selling in the $350s in the first phase and each phase went to $30k by 2004 hit.