And now that I think about it... as I recall Nike, Motorolla, Intel, etc. were dealing with key employee's property management and resales when they went abroad for say two years or more, which was typically just 'outsourced' to local companies, much like say finding a buyer's agent in another demographic to work with LO buyers and sellers for a percentage split, so one can do deals outside of their own back yard.

That is both bad news and good news ... the bad news is that it is hard work and not everyone is willing and able to do it or even outsource it effectively, the good news is that if you become a skilled investor and apply a strategy that is appropriate for the market and asset you are operating in, you can make a great return anytime, anyplace.

Maybe you should consider outsourcing, I can pretty much guarantee it'll be worth it in the long run..Best of luck.

Age IS protected in New York.This is a good reason to outsource filling units, as you won't end up on the wrong side of a discrimination suit!

the best approach to this would be end-to-end encryption so that emails in travel are useless until they reach an endpoint that has the encryption key. always ensure your network is secure. you can outsource that task if you are not familiar with network security.

Outsourcing to a company you have no direct control of is just not going to cut it.

One way to do this is to look at what it would cost for you to outsource that work.

I'm handy, but we outsource work when it makes sense or is too big a job - think roofing/foundation/mold.

I attempted to outsource lead generation to "scouts" (not a fan of the term bird dog) but have gone through countless people who felt they were motivated till they called 10 people and didn't get a deal.

That way, if you need to outsource the management down the road, your operations budget will not suffer any shock.