I don't even know... it's like he doesn't know the answer, but he has to because he is the broker... as far as a mentor at the agency that is virtually non existent.

We need to refurbish the tub and the renter is sensitive to smells also this is a 2 day drying and chemical smelling job. 

Hello, i hope my case also helps.I'm a non-local investor, purchased my first 3-2 SFH in Princeton area (Collin county) through a realtor referred from my cousin over there. - I communicated with realtor completely through texts and emails. he was very responsive and active.- We started looking for a property in June mid, bought in July and closed in 1st week August.- i was all excited in getting it leased asap, working actively with my realtor and listed for $50 less than the recent comps.

If this is the case, based on how much it cost in the Bay Area to change locks using traditional/non-smart systems, that would be like $120-140/per door vs. a one-time install and then never really having to do it again.

I'm brand new to real estate and reading up on the general transactions of property purchasing & selling, but it seems that there are non-physical pitfalls such as liens, titles, and possibly others. 

If it's for non-payment, and you served the notice properly then you'll probably get a judgement for a writ of restitution and in my county, your tenant will have 7-10 days before the set-out.

More than willing to put in work and meet people but at this point I feel its more likely I'll find a non local investor to partner with before i find a local one ya know.

Yes, absolutely yes, review items such as crime trends, median income, unemployment figures, non-farm payroll figures and growth respective of that, school system health, general GDP growth of the prospective market.

It's much cleaner that way.  

I live in California (non rent control area) I'm currently a landlord and now I have a month to month with my tenant .