A fish store he patronized, was at that location 40 years, moved across the street when I was a little kid, and I couldn't understand why.

OxBlue has a guide to making your own construction time-lapses camera.https://oxblue.com/company/articles-and-blog/diy-t...If you need a rugged camera for outdoor use and you have the budget, they sell cameras too.PS - Go-Pros are more budget-friendly but they'll give your final video a fish-eye lens look

That's when specialty tools are good investments - when you know that you're going to use them.Imagine that...a wrench for every nut.

Locals can work those areas just fine and run it like a bizz.. sitting at home in LA with that asset class will drive you nuts.

And yes just answer the darn phone.. drives me nuts..

I worked with a property management company for a while they leased plenty of properties for capital companies, the standard was:-$250. to $300 extra on the security deposit per pet, -total of 3 pets, no more-no large fish tanks -no large breed dogs or vicious/dangerous breeds (double check this)-size of the unit definitely matters-always ask for shot record/vet paper-but, if they don't have them don't make a big deal about it-always do a pet addendum, if there is damage to the property or health/safety for the community-this will violate the lease agreement.

Hiking areas such as the South Cumberland Recreational Area (now a state park) is located north of Chattanooga and Cherokee National Forest (hiking, hunting, fishing, etc) is located east of Chattanooga. 

Great fishing, best place in the world for kids to grow up, solid community, beautiful scenery, family.  

If I could have a penny for every investor prospects that calls me, every GC that promises me stuff, and Buyers/sellers that are just fishing. 

Unless you can get commitments and deposits from people, you need a lot of tenants to cover the nut of overhead. if you lease, you make a narrower spread, but much less risk.