.  Not to mention any structural damage where there was a physical fire.

And, while one could argue it is any particular able-bodied person's choice to serve in the military, the fact is that a "military discount" is going to much more heavily favor men because they are much more likely to be in the military. 

Do you make a point to see the properties at least once physically or is not needed if the right strategies are in place?

I'm currently eyeing a listing that's in a good neighborhood in an up and coming area, but it's next to an auto body shop, and there is a fairly large apartment complex behind it.

Reminder that if you purchased the physical or ultimate package of The House Hacking Strategy on BiggerPockets, there is a House Hacking Q&A hosted by me (the author) this Tuesday, November 19th, 2019 from 7pm-9pm ET/4pm-6pm PT. 

We want the council to understand that we represent a large group of concerned voters, and we can only do that if our physical presence is seen in that room.

Hi Anthony,Regardless of where you invest, I would say, make sure the property is in good physical condition as you will be an out of state owner and don't want your life consumed with lots of little bills for items out of your control.

Later learned Engineer 1 never physically when down to the foundation, so I am inclined to believe Engineer 3.The undertaking for Building 2 is going to be costly.

I’m more interested in buying a tax lien and earning the interest payments, rather than owning a physical property.

I have seen some pretty shady practices where the PM side or the PM they used(not us) would just throw a body in and that could go horribly wrong, horribly quick.