I've seen that some states/towns/cities don't supply this information, so you would have to do the work and physically go there.

Learning more about the properties physical condition, title defects, familiarizing yourself with true building expenses are a few examples of items that might change your perception of value during a diligence period but an appraisal report finding should be low on the list.

Combining the physical attributes of a site with the market demographics can be a black art and can very much make or break the future of a business.       

When you ask them about their passion, they always talk about the physical asset first and ROI later.

To assist you in making an educated choice, take into account the following:Advantages: Real estate is a physical asset, may offer diversity, and generate passive income.Disadvantages: Market risk, early withdrawal penalties, and the effect on retirement savingsAlternatives: Loans or Financing, Consult a Financial Advisor, Explore Other Investment VehiclesIt's critical to carefully consider your financial objectives, risk tolerance, and the possible effects on your retirement resources before making any decisions.

I don’t have the time or autonomy to travel to see properties physically with the two kids 2 and under.

We only lend locally on homes we’ve physically seen and to borrowers we’ve personally met.

You get the physical property, the tax write offs, the appreciation, the depreciation, the asset protection and the generational wealth that goes to the next generation tax free.Joining a "well run" syndication for apartments would be a good choice.

The rest of the time they can read "Gone With the Wind" or "Eight Lectures on Theoretical Physics by Max Planck" whatever floats their boat, while they wait to unload the dishes.I'm not sure why that's so complicated.Or maybe you need a faster dishwasher. 

My understanding is that the attorney can only practice in the state where they are licensed, and my understanding is that an attorney wouldn't have a license in New York and California due to physical constraints.