I know some industries will be mostly immune to the internet as they will always needs a physical location such as a car repair shop for example.

We try to keep the footwork around 50/50 and our business pays us as 1099 contractors individually when there is a task we deem necessary to monetize. 

Said task is easy for me in Pinellas county, it looks like you need to pay or physically go to the courthouse for these records.

The internet at our fingertips is a huge advantage.

The day they move out do your exit inspection and jump on tasks that need to be completed so your new tenant can move right in!

@Marcus Holloway a quick internet search can find you a list of approved 203K contractors in your area.

They are all attorney approved.You can find an attorney that specializes in real estate and get one from them but the BP version is probably cheaper and better.You can scour the internet and find different ones from around the country, pick-and-choose your favorite parts, and then assemble your own.

Or is the best advice to not take advice from random people on the internet, haha.My advice is a vacant unit will cost you less than having a bad tenant in the unit.

I am relying on internet.

Wasn't sure if this was a more specific task request to look for.