Most areas don't allow bandit signs which is why most people who use them put them up and take them down while the people who enforce that regulation aren't working. 

The reliable ones that aren't over priced or very high end are like a needle in a haystack

The asset manager is compensated in the form of a salary or fee.E.g. 4 people can split the profits evenly but only 1 person will have managerial authority to authorize purchases and/or operate the properties. 

All of the "best places to live" lists and articles online aren't the perfect fit because they often heavily weigh the local employment market, a factor that will be of little relevance to me when I eventually make this jump.

Hey Nicholas, I’m open to working remotely, but aren’t situations going to be vastly different from state to state?

OK so they aren't finders they are just real estate agents really.

If you still owe them a lot and maybe they want to foreclose on you and sell or auction the property, they aren't going to profit much from that situation since they are still owed (say 70%)@Jason Dillard I like your way of seeing threats and advantages from both sides!

Although sellers can push a button and get an offer, the obvious downside is that they aren’t going to retain as much of their equity.

@Brandon McLeanThis thread has a lot of bad tax ideas lol, mostly by people who aren’t cpas.

If they get well each month and aren't bad tenants in any other way, keep collecting the late fees making the extra income.