@Lionel Henderson generally due diligence follows the same process (financial->physical->legal) on both.

I personally would research the market and neighborhoods to know where I want to invest and maybe for the first couple properties you physically go to the properties but it depends on the team you have put together.

The behavior in question includes passengers refusing to wear masks, drinking excessively and engaging in physical or verbal assault (including what the agency describes as political intimidation and harassment of lawmakers).

I feel we are at a unique point in history with the pandemic in our rearview mirror, workers being distributed, and much less tied to physical offices, coupled with technologies that enable them, means we are likely at a new level of demand for STR’s that is only going to increase.

, know the width, is there a maintenance agreement (who pays for what), current physical condition of the easement (are there trees growing in easement, currently a driveway, gravel, does easement cross any streams or steep terrain?

IF you go with them MAKE SURE YOU GET IT IN WRITINGAnd be there when they do the physical inspect.

Hi there, we need recommendation for a tax attorney for foreign US green card holders incorporated in canada who owns commercial RE in the US.

He promised to button up things in exchange for $200. a month rent and he would help the original inherited occupant around the property because he wasn't physically well.

It’s a physical piece of paper.

Tenants can actually make it very difficult to access a home, for anyone NOT accompanied by the police, by:1) Leaving a minor alone in the home2) Leaving a vicious dog in the home3) Physically threatening visitorsCheck your local laws to see if you can get police assistance.