I always prefer to do all documents in person, and make the time to obtain the signatures in person.

My longest vacancy to date has only been 1 month and both times that occurred was right after a remodel (no showings until it was 100% ready to go) and during the winter.As I obtain more properties, it's harder (and admittedly less of a priority) to maintain 100% occupancy.

Hello BP,My name is Craig T.

I hated seeing the family homestead go, but I was really proud of the accomplishment in helping my family obtain top dollar for the asset.

This is my personal view on obtaining a real estate license.

I used to work for AT&T and I spoke with a few customers who had leased their land for AT&T towers.

Here is the deal I would offer:Since it is your capital which fundamentally obtains the loan, not to mention is at risk, you take on the acquisition of the property and finance of the construction.  

To people who couldn't afford mortages being able to obtain one.

So, if you had Skype, not much to do for a little bit (whatever the time), and saw that other BP folks whose contact info you had previously obtained were online, would you be interested in spontaneous virtual REI meetups?

Covers T & I as well as capex, repairs & P.M.For example a common search I run for investors is houses that cost between 55-60k that rent for about 1k.So let's say you buy a house for 60k.So your rent is $1,000 Capex. repairs. utilities, PM, taxes and insurance on a house like this is gonna run about $500/month.