I come from a technology background to and have recently moved to Austin from California.

@Torrey Manning the pitfalls of virtual investing are many, although some can be mitigated by modern technology for sure.

W/ the help of innovative accountants and attorneys the profit/gain from the sale was handled as a separate transaction. 

I'd opt for the PO BOX, but after we had a "lost" letter once, we have tried to avoid having tenants mail checks.If they are handy with simple technology - use Venmo or CashApp or direct bank to bank transfers (I'd set a separate bank account up for the property).  

Not pushy and leverage technology to give excellent service from a distance. 

In Nov (10th & 11th), he has a week-end Rat-race to Retirement. 

I'm new on here and started investing back in Nov last year.

If there is a chance that the business will outgrow the location or if future technology would make the building unecessary, then buying the building may not be wise.

These videos use the same technology as Google Earth Street View, which allows you to “walk” through a neighborhood.

Once a client is in the doors here at Carrot, like @Elizabeth Wilson mentioned I feel there's no company that can beat us (and yes we're happy as heck to hop on a phone call where needed)... but admittedly we've relied too much on technology for inbound sales phone calls and likely are missing out on working w/ awesome clients such as yourself.