You can't just set around looking at your phone and checking your computer. 

Great management and long term tenants, is a very positive way to look at that situation :) I think the best advice is to head your initial statement ---- beware of what you can buy for $25KAlso, great advice "boots on the gourd" - I personally have never bought a single home, that I have not walked into, reviewed hundreds of photos and computed the cost of the rehab an acquisition thoroughly.Great advice!!!

There was a plumber in one of the other units; he had a couple of offices up front by the windows for doing paperwork, and the rest of it was in "garage" finish - no partition walls, shelves and racks up against one wall, and enough room to pull one of his vans in and load it up with stuff for the next job.For your needs, you could put the computer(s) up front in the "office", and then finish out the "garage" part in back like a gym.I don't know what the lease terms were like; I just worked there

I told most folks here on BP, and in many seminars, that if I sit at computer long enough I can dig a lot of great information up to prove what a great city Charlotte is.

@Galina Krichmar @Josh Young @Bobby KohlerNow that I am typing from a computer which will allow me to use @mentions I'd like to let the people who asked questions know I tried to answer them above. 

It's a good thing the pink has faded, or at least that's the way it looks on my computer.  

They can also do my reconciliation from their end and prepare my 1099’s at year end.I also have QB desktop for three other business I own.

You can automate your letter writing to be done on a computer using a handwritten font.  

You have to go to the courthouse and can search their computers for probate records.

We bring  a computer printer/copier, a card table, chairs and applications to the showing.