The internet makes it possible to work from anywhere and stay in communication with family and friends, so it's much more attractive than it would have been 20 years ago. 

Some of that you will be able to find online. i.e. internet, pest control, tv costs.

Ask them [IF] they need some kind of help...they might be OK.Asking people on the internet will get you a plethora of responses, and none will probably be what they need.On a side note: (They ought to dip building lumber and plywood into some kind of fireproof bath at the factory--imagine a building that would resist burning like that.)

An internet search turned up this:http://grimlaw.com/ask-attorne...their%20personal%20property.Do some research and find what the law says.

Either a lot of people don't use Sparefoot, thus you will take a priority position on the internet if you sign up with them. 

We would like something not too far from a decent-sized city so we have good internet (my husband works in web development) but still something with a little bit of acreage/not too much in-town.

And most of all, don’t advertise your wallet to the internet under any circumstances.

One that can be controlled remotely and without WiFi/wired connection/internet connection.

Changing pages takes forever and it's not my internet connection.  2. 

So far, there appears to be a multitude of internet gurus off of Youtube, who claim that owing multi-family real estate can be a passive investment, through a property management company.