Once they are all set up, the only thing you have to do as a seller is collect a check each month. 

Its tough to say without having any frame of reference for your file, but if its not too much trouble, I would provide it and let them just check a box. 

I couldn't find any recent discussions on this on BP and wanted to check whether you all have had this done, what you paid (and how many feet, how many lateral lines / reinstatements, if possible).Thank you for your insights!

It's nearly a full time job between marketing, deal finding, closing, inspecting, getting a lender, meeting contractors, checking in on the property, getting it finished on time and getting it sold.

I'm thinking of adding check boxes for repairs, general inquiries, and other things so the email gets cc'ed to the repair man or other relevant parties.

Additionally, laws can change, so check with local authorities for the most up-to-date information.

I think this mainly because out of state investors need to be kept in check.

Have you been to the house and checked out the neighborhood?

Best to check.

I get annoyed having to ask "did you turn it off and on" and "did you check the batteries" but it sounds like this remains a friction point.What are you seeing on the demand side of this asset class?