Access to the MLS, writing offers, and physical access to MLS property.

We have physical possession of the title with our name as 90% owner.

If I was working with that kind of schedule I would do calls in the morning and then any physical appointments in the afternoon.

one of my older partners ( we bought foreclosures in ATL back in the day) and when that dried up he super sized his PM business 3k doors or so.anyway he uses that code box thing so they don't have to physically show the units.. maybe its called Rentlynow granted in some markets this would not work your house would be vandalized and stripped but in markets were your tenants are not as @James Wise describes tenants from hell.. he likes it saves a ton of time. 

I charge tenants a $25 convenience fee if they want to pay by cash, or I have to physically collect rent.

So even though you never physically saw them, there wasn't anything you missed after closing that you felt you would have caught if you physically went to IN?

To have any business, you have to have a degree of toughness, mentally and physically. 

I'm a licensed real estate agent and a Middle School Physical Education teacher.

.- Lights flickering with hot grounds, and about 90% of the outlets and switches unsafe to use due to physical damage.- Original siding (fiberboard) not maintained and allowing pest's to (rats and squirrels) egress in and out of the units.- Caved in celling with open access to attic, from roof leak that went unfixed for 3 years.Most repairs were sweat equity.

There are some people that hate stairs, some are physically incapable, and some just don't like them.