And i am using the buy and hold strategy. 

I have cleaners come through once a month and that is my touch point...but that is it and it has been the most passive strategy I have come across.Disadvantages: - Screening Processes: You will need to build additional processes around screening these tenants like a LTR.

This family member is also approaching the age for required minimum distributions (RMDs) from retirement accounts, adding another layer of financial planning to consider.The PlanMy lender has indicated a need for approximately 30% equity in the deal for construction financing, urging a strategy that keeps the balance sheet lean at acquisition.

There is definitely no need to hire an attorney.We have also used lots of different strategies to get people to leave our properties before eviction hits their records.

Here are some of the key things to keep in mind when choosing an asset protection strategy for your rental properties:Your risk tolerance: If you are not very worried about being sued, you may not need the best level of protection.

There are a multitude of other reasons that K&T is no longer acceptable.All that being said, I've witnessed loss of life and property due to the unskilled management and implementation of residential electrical systems and that has definitely affected my decisions.I didn't suggest you were selling your services here just that as a provider its common to expect responses that aren't taking into consideration what's best for the customer's interests.

Obviously the actual sale of the units is not occurring here, but a way of securing interested buyers and deposits released at some point.I originally posted this in the "Innovative Strategies" room of the forum, but am posting it here since I do not know the best place for discussion of my topic here.

While the cost of entry might be a bit higher, I truly believe there's still plenty of potential for property appreciation.My focus is primarily on single-family homes with a long-term hold and rental strategy in mind.

What are some of the best real estate low risk strategies investing long distance/ Out of state that can produce reoccurring income?

Also, I'm not sure how your numbers work out..Take a look at my post here, being a real life example why selling CAN BE much more cost effective than re-renting your personal residence:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1169308-equit...I personally wouldn't have a rental with a pool because of the liability.As far as reinvestment, that depends on you strategy and goals.