I'd probably say no..... you need it for parts for a unit at another property and get it out of there.So if they "fix it" and do a crap job and it somehow does damage to the property, who will be responsible for that?

I have a few close friends interested in becoming RE Agents but are not yet ready to leave their day-jobs to do so.

I manage all of the properties (with the exception of one in another city) and maintain a VERY full time job as a trainer/consultant.  

I have money coming in from rent, investments, my regular job, and other side things, so I'd like to work with a professional to help me do everything correctly next year.

I previously had my taxes done by a family member's accountant in a different state, but this year I'd like an accountant in Texas.I have money coming in from rent, investments, my regular job, and other side things, so I'd like to work with a professional to help me do everything correctly next year.

John-I was just in LA for an invesnt for out of state investors, here is what I know for sure, it is not for the faint of heart and it is an active job if not using a true Turnkey providerSimple Guide for Buying Out of State Turnkey Originally posted by @John S.

Living next to your tenants can become a full time job 24/7, 365.

My partner has a steady job and indulges my lifelong passion for passive income. 

My goal is to eventually become financially independent so I dont have to depend on my job and do the things that I enjoy.

Beforehand, I will also get a day job to get FHA or bank loans.