Some of my friends out here who know the trampoline story, will tell you that no matter how good your lease is, there are always features that are left out.  

I've done a lot of book reading and podcast listening to even sound remotely coherent in a real estate discussion. 

I have a local presence for showings and screenings (my wife's aunt and cousin who are licensed realtors and run both a real estate business and property management business) but do all the day-to-day management and scheduling of contractors remotely between my wife and I.

However, I have been told by a MA mortgage banker that FHA and MassHousing will require a letter from HR stating that I am able to work remotely or that my move would not impair my employment status.

I work remotely as a Sales Rep for Enterprise clients.

Take advantage of what Bigger Pockets has to offer such as: word alerts feature, awards, forums, blogs, ebooks, webinars, podcasts, informative people in many fields of real estate, colleagues, and more.

Use the search feature and see who pops up.

That’s no small task—the law’s complexity is one one of its most noteworthy features.

For those of you who frequently 'rent' out your homes or property, have you ever looked at pricing algorithms similar to https://beyondpricing.com/ The feature sets truly look promising. 

I am now remote owner but lived there for 3 years, I think a winner long term given demographics and proximity to water.