Especially in The Digital Age. 

I am looking to expand my presence, in the market.

So it's very conceivable (and has happened to me) that extremely pertinent information about a property (such as the presence of open, still-accuring violations) will only be obtainable by doing a records request at the municipality level.

And then if we get some push back from some tenants, offer them a solution.  1. maybe we can in fact offer to keep cable on in certain units. 2. offer free digital antennas, ( our market gets quite a few channels over the airwaves) 3. if push came to shove, offer to pay for a streaming plan for a tenant that is really unhappy with the cable cut.Overall, moving to this new fiber internet, and cutting the cable will create 

"Chinese" cabinets are making a presence down here in Florida.

Contact me and I will send you a complimentary digital copy of my book or snag it on Amazon. 

Do you have a service that allows multiple addresses to go to one digital mailbox?

Hey @Joe Mathew absolutely, I've got a couple of furnished rental projects here in Nashville - it's a market where you need to "make" deals happen as far as cashflow goes, but it's still a great market to be in and I'm seeing double digit cash on cash returns on my furnished rentals.

Calling something a token when it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and swims like a duck does not change the facts.There is administration overhead a digital process can improve.Fractional ownership can be real estate or it can be securities.

While management fees are typically in the ballpark of 1-2% of your assets, performance fees can reach double‑digit percentages.