Former owner will fix little physical issues in backyard pool.

On larger properties (100+ units), we try to keep $1K per door minimum.You have 95% Physical Occupancy or 5% Physical Vacancy.  

My one main concern is the physical strength of the building, in the sense, can you convert to a self storage facility from a building that has a basement?

No physical harm to anyone in the building which is good.Any ideas or thoughts as to what I should watch out for?

His method allows him to dislcose to homeowner (verbally at first) and "feel them out" before spending any physical time completing DD (due diligence) or going to the property.

But I think the best place to start really comes down to which place makes you feel more at ease with the people who will be your eyes and ears on the ground managing a business that you can't physically see.

Without you do, checks are an administrative and physical burden.

Not very convenient in terms of location for you I suppose, but how often do you actually have to physically go there.

Then, you'd need to evict to get them physically out of the property.

I am currently in the efforts of paying off debt and getting into rental real estate to receive the cash flow so that I can stop working a W2 job and be able to live anywhere that I want to without worrying about a new job (remote or physical.)