He passed the background check with flying colors.

We have an interested investor that will be flying down to meet with us in person mid-November so I am motivated to be able to furnish a professional presentation prior to this meeting.

But once again, you don't want to 'kill a fly with a hammer' on your solution so definitely give it the due diligence it deserves with a professional.  

Both flying and real estate will allow you high earning potential.  

Beautiful home and this is super exciting, but I also have some concerns that I'm not sure I should let fly or am over-analyzing. 1. it is a older home (1924).

Beautiful home and this is super exciting, but I also have some concerns that I'm not sure I should let fly or am over-analyzing. 1. it is a older home (1924).

I am now flying home.We just finished redoing the drywall, paint, and flooring across 80% of the house, so this is a major bummer, but I want to look past this and be as ready as possible for the insurance claim. 

I always end the phone call or conversation saying that I 200% believe they should take the time and money to fly out here and see the neighborhoods and city for themselves.

You can perhaps add the business as a cosigner if needed, but ultimately you want the family on the lease because they are living there and if the employee gets fired, they are the ones responsible for rent. it is irrelevant to you who the rent comes from. if it was a company renting so they can put up different contractors they have to fly in and different people will be living there at different times, that would be a different setup.

I'm happy doing calls to anyone on the ground, but not sure what's the appropriate cadence for someone out of state.I'm actually flying to meet with various individuals to hopefully create a team - would definitely like to create a long term relationship, as I may also potentially move to that location eventually.Appreciate these good questions...they have me thinking!