Then you will have to go to the property and review the footage if you suspect there was a problem.The great thing about having an internet connection is you can get real time motion alerts and you can log into your camera feed and see if someone was breaking into your place and call the police to catch them instead of handing them a video after the fact and hope they can find them.Either way I use a more robust system than the plug in play wifi cameras that are sold at Sam's or Walmart.I use  Digital Watchdog software running on a laptop and DW cameras.

I recently found an investment property online and reached out to the listing agent directly. 

Anytime I thought I found a killer deal online I was almost always dissatisfied with the condition when I actually inspected the place . it’s only a good deal if you don’t have to dump a train load of money in it to get it where it’s decent 

There is an interplay of local taxes and US taxes, and often it is complicated by "treaties" which are agreements between two countries that set special rules just for those two countries.I would not rely on some generic online advice in your situation.

You can double check the property managers by checking for reviews online and question them yourself.

Its inexpensive and the online program has a lot of features and benefits. www dot rentecdirect dot com

I've been soaking in quite a bit of knowledge through BiggerPockets Podcasts, Books, Videos, etc.

I hope my post has inspired at least one person because you guys are the best online community on the internet. 

Wholesaling is something I quickly fell in love with after watching many videos on YouTube and listening to plenty of podcasts.

Any suggestions on either a Live Event or an online program for this purpose?