It’s an investment property and I won’t live there. 

Is it a good idea to send them a no pressure letter in the mail proposing a conversation to possibly to solve there issue?

What I took away from the brief conversation, however, was that it's not the silver bullet it was thought to be to reduce overall homeowner cost during turnover.

I live in Indiana and also looking to invest here.

Passive investing is their next step, however recently I am seeing more and more investors looking for an opportunity to stay in real estate, but this period in their lives active real estate just doesn’t fit.

This enables you to stay in the duplex while accruing savings and keeping your own living expenses lower.

I live in Virginia where I reached out to a home owner who lives in another state who has a house that has been unoccupied for over a year.

I live in the DFW area but have family in Lubbock that will help me being boots on the ground.

I’ll be living somewhere else.

From what I've seen I should not open a LLC or trust at this point since it would be my first property and it would be out of the state I live in.