Tenants are required to receive physical notices (mailed, hand delivered, or attached to the front door) in addition to any email version you might be sending.Best of luck!

I bought my property entirely remotely, and once I physically moved in that is when I started to look for leasing resources.

Obviously, a professional physical inspection also, to verify condition. 

Friday 1/24/2010: Tenant calls at 2:21AM (leaving a lengthy voicemail) stating that there has been a domestic physical altercation, there are police at the property and the back double sliding door needs to be boarded up and replaced because it was ruined.

By completing it as 'condo' (which was physically no different that the SFR)the client was able to sell individual units that to any observer look like a SFR.

I am not able to physically send the notice at the door.

It was an easy process and I can visit their physical location anytime I need rather than having to do everything over the phone.

Which does NOT include other things you can be sued for, such as wages lost, state law regulations (check local wrongful death statutes), physical therapy, litigation fees, etc.

Purchase price: $1,265,000 Physically distressed 20 unit apartment complex with 90% occupancy.

That would leave a lot of room for profit.title insurance covers discrepancies in the title itself, like unexpected clouds on title, not physical discrepancies.Home insurance ‘might’ be able to cover some of the issues.