After all, an appraiser who lives four hours away and has never been to your neck of the woods might not have a clue what's going on there.  

People say being a landlord is about problem solving, which it is, but it is also about knowing how to avoid problems. 

Hi Everyone, What are your thoughs on long distance investing - specifically what would you see as the biggest risks. For example, how important is having local eyes and ears on the ground before signnig the contract ...

In June, I have a position lined up as a registered nurse solving the stable income issue, I already have a +700 credit score, but I'd still be missing a solid employment history.

I had similar talks with my employees, i.e. watch the toilet flush.After all these years, we concluded the best way to handle it is to call a plumber, change the mechanism in the toilet tank, these days a "Fluidmaster" and, that unusually solves the problem.

Active members seem to be only those that are the most unhappy - yet they rarely are willing to invest any of their time in solving the problem:(One of the best ways I found to defuse situations was to put the particular person on the spot: "what do you suggest we do that's allowed within our bylaws?"

Tell her what happened and ask how A) they would prevent it from happening, and B) if it happened how they would solve it. 

Is it distressed or does the seller have no clue where the market is? 

It is very inconvenient and what would be the most cost efficient way to solve this?

@Bill Brandt THX Free bulk day would certainly solve the problem, This was the only local trash service that even offers to pick up at a cost.Most of this furniture is being thrown away for a reason, hence no one would want.local trash yard is 68 minimum a load, and I'd like to Dispose furniture asap, not keep until I have a load.