If I was to move on OOS investing I would certainly plan on multiple visits to the area while building a reliable team on the ground.I'm currently absorbing all of the information I can get my hands on, so i'm sure i'll be posting lots of questions.

One of them is to buy multiple income properties like Home and incomes and block of flats, these offer better returns. 

I enter multiple codes just in case (one for tenant as primary as well as a tenant backup code and also my personal code so I can get in). 

The first two were multiple-offer scenarios, and I had to pay over asking on one. 

And if you're thinking about building a real estate portfolio with multiple units, you might first consider a 3 to 4 unit purchase where you live in one unit and rent a few out. 

I don't want to get multiple pulls on my credit.

I believe in the Millionaire Real Estate Investor the book said of all the millionaire real estate investors that were interviewed the overwhelming majority preferred to keep at least 20% - 30% of equity in each deal to protect against downturns as opposed of being leveraged to the hilt.

if so, i hate to say, but you are probably not a priority for them, they probably have other investors with multiple properties that they make sure get taken care of first. they sound like a small PM company then if they could not free someone up to show your property.I had an experience when i bought my 1st property, the realtor i bought it with did PM as well, as i was emailing questions it got to the point she did not answer me so i went with another PM co. was with them for 4 years, then they started getting too greedy, then i re interviewed the 1st PM co ( not too many choices of PM co. where i invest) and she told me she regretted not responding fast enough to me and not getting my business before.

And she kept at it, even after multiple people called her out.If the forums were overrun with those people, I'd ask myself every five minutes (even at my comparatively diminutive earning ability) why I was wasting my time reading crap.But flaked and formed pig offal masquerading as something it's not is just perfect as a metaphor for get-rich-quick real estate schemes.

The amount of people looking is smaller, but a lot of these people have been eager to buy for awhile, but missing out due to multiple offers.