You can pay for some on BP or you can talk to a local property manager and have them write you up a rental agreement for a nominal fee.

I put on weekly training classes and spend more hours helping newer agents write deals, make sure they are compliant and train on technology than I do my own deals.

If so, do you use a software?

@Ryan KeenanYou should absolutely accept every single rent check for each month that they stay but make sure you write on the back for use and occupancy only.

Which most of this goes hand in hand with using a good Property Management software. 

I'd get rid of that $75 a month landscaping and either do it yourself or write into your lease that the tenants are responsible for all landscaping/mowing of lawn.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

Hello Biggerpockets members,My name is Shahaf and I'm a software Engineer from Israel, it's my first post here.I'm studying the power of passive income and real estate investing(rental properties) for a while now,I'm really interested to start investing in the U.S but not sure how it's going to be managed,I mean I can fly like a couple of times a year, but is it really possible to do that remotely?

Also, write out what you want to say, because it helps you stay on track when that conversation goes...sideways.

Hi BP members,Although this is my first forum post, I've been listening to the podcast A LOT.I live outside of the US, but I'm planning to move to Seattle (I am a software engineer) in a few months.