I also think it was a great selling feature when I sold the house last fall.Below are the progress photos:

Think I can add $75 extra per unit in Rent for these features in our area.

Thanks Not all credit unions usually you can go on their website to see their terms and rates or features and if it's not listed usually you can call their customer service department to ask further questions.Make sure to read the credit card terms.

And I market to the agents hard... they will drag anyone they remotely think would be interested for a chance to double end the deal.

Personally I love Texas but would invest elsewhere if I was going to invest remotely.

Fortunately, that feature ("Screen calls") can be easily turned off.

You could also invest remotely in areas of the country that do cash flow positive, like perhaps wherever you’re moving from. 

I don’t want the hands on stress and in my experience the middlemen, especially in remote set ups quickly eat into your margins.

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The home features a large fenced yard for furry friends to roam free, a 8person hot tub, walk-in shower and garage full of toys.