In every instance I have called them, I feel like I’ve had to run down every aspect, ever detail, and it doesn’t matter who provides the information-contractor, state agency, etc…it felt to me like my claims I only moved when I physically called them, then followed up.Maybe there were bad storms somewhere else both times I’ve called, but it seems to me that a USAA policy owner needs to bear all ownership of seeing the claim through to completion.

By having properties in different physical locations near major employment hubs we can reduce the risk that if one employer collapses then we will still have opportunities for qualified tenants. 2.

Paragraph 1.2 (b):Physical Property Description - Public The Physical Property Description - Public field is intended to describe the physical attributes of the listed property only.

I bought 2 new construction homes during COVID with M/I Homes and was able to do both pre-drywall and final orientation virtually while my agent attended in person.Now, I’m investing out-of-state again with Mungo Homes but they are trying to force me to physically present for final orientation.

Their belongings can also cover up an enormous number of physical issues with the property.

Anyway I can't meet with him physically.

Where you physically located? 

If you have two-three physical pieces of real estate there is a lot more at risk, lot more of time, and are 100% depending on those two houses.

I think what he is trying to do is accrue his interest.. so he does not have to pay tax on it if you accrue it I believe you only pay tax when you physically receive it.

If you don't have the tolerance to weather a long(er) downturn, a vacant house for an extended period, or anything that is associated with managing a physical asset than you definitely do not want to step in now.