(if you don't have a project plan, you might want to consider having one, especially if the project is time bound).However, one of my problem when I visit the house too often, I tend to make change requests.  

Then, we just paid for each component thereafter but some components are not quiet done because he would give us assurances they'll be done soon.

We email out details on all our events if you want to join our list: Visit UtahREIA.org

(This seems insane, but it has happened to me.)And at the end of the day, if you are not profitable, I can assure you this person will not care.

A a couple visits from a lawn fertilizing Co can do wonders for the lawn.

I will be visiting Indy first week of September  and will love to meet some investors and Turnkey providers. 

I came to Uganda in 1987 after my high school to visit my elder brother, Mohammed El Hamid, the owner of Pan Afric Impex.

As there is no longer a northern Michigan Real Estae investing group and am considering starting one myself....would like to visit the Grand Rapids meetings if possible (weather permitting .... that is a 3 hour drive for me).  

Thanks to things like internet and google earth it is easy and even my buyers don't visit before much of the time.Starting with land is a great way to learn about real estate, transferring properties, building a portfolio, buyer's lists, etc.

So, although can be a little more expensive, i can be assured that i won't have some of the "tenant" problems that long term landlords have.Look up a hotel in SD n see what their tax rate is...will probably be the same for your rental.Hope this helps!