The good news is it is still building equity and hopefully cashflow.

Good news is maintenance tends to be a bit less since expenses for common things (plumbing, roof, etc.) is shared.

A company may respond, not likely tho but the good news is the caller will be the potential resident themselves- able to make the decision much faster.

Good news, you won't even have to water it manually, the owner has sprinklers installed."

@Katharine Richards - the good news is Milwaukee has a huge inventory of duplexes in all kinds of price ranges; you can get something decent in the low 200's, if you care about the school district you will be more in the 250 to 300 range, or if you want to be on the East sie close to the lake you are looking in the 300's and up.

As a busy agent, this was one of the major hurdles I had to overcome as real estate is a 24/7/365 sport, and sometimes I need help for those times when I am not available!

The good news is that you have plenty of time to learn.

The good news is the seller is open to trying this again.

Your citing 1 lone report saying wealth is leaving MN which is news to my ears.

Here's an example of what's in the works: https://www.notarypublicstamps.com/members/news/1147And here's a good summary of current law:https://www.hklaw.com/en/insights/publications/2020/04/remote-online-notarization-more-states-including-new-jerseyAt the height of the crisis we had underwriters actually telling us to find a Virginia RON to handle remote signings as they had more flexibility.