Other over a dozen recommended fixes:Electrical: 1.There was exterior wiring visible that was not in conduit2.A GFCI outlet would not trip when tested3.The weatherproof covering is missing on the exterior receptacle4.An outlet box is loose from wall5.An outlet did not register as being energized with an outlet tester or multimeter.6.A light fixture has physical damage.7.A light fixture was inoperative.8.There was no power detectedPlumbing: There was no discharge tube connected to the tpr valveAttic, Insulation & Ventilation: They were stained areas in the atticDoors, Windows & Interior:1.SEVERAL WOOD WINDOWS APPEAR TO BE PAINTED SHUTExterior:1.An exterior door does not close or latch properly.2.An exterior door is missing sufficient weatherstripping.

I havent physically been in it yet.

EasyReal estate, since you then own a useful physical asset, composed of an aggregation of individual physical assets (wood, copper, metals, etc), which has value beyond monetary.

They do all the reports you would want or need to be done, including credit reports, eviction reports, tenant scores, etc.When doing a credit report or tenant score (which includes credit report) you will need to have a physical inspection done and the cost of this is $90.

And yes it's 2018, so with a good online banking platform you never need to write a physical check.

Physical Gold not on the stock market, etc. thanks,

There’s always an element of local knowledge and presence needed ….and though automation certainly helps, you can never remove the physical aspect completely from PM. 

Sac in general still has too much physical land room to grow.

Not being able to physically be at your property as a newbie will handicap you.

So Cap ex would just be for the physical assets like roof, siding, furnace, ect?