I'm trying to get the right questions in the right order so I can have some kind natural flow to the conversation.

You also want to look for an organization that provides more than guru pitches, a place where you can network, interact, and learn without being pitched expensive mentorship programs.

This used to not be a big deal so no one bothered to keep them -- however, with the natural gas surge and the "fracking" plan, small lots in residential neighborhoods can be "drilled".Basically, the state and county laws seems to place a certain restriction on how close a drilling operation can be to homes.

Daniel, To see a little bit more about my experience you can check out a interview Josh did with me at: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/05/19/interview-james-vermillion-biggerpockets/ As for being fearful that is completely natural, but the more we educated ourselves, learned the market and put together a list of contractors we trust, the better we felt.

Naturally, it takes a great deal of maintenance and upkeep to make something last that long, but I don't see why a well cared for condo would be much different.

If so do I select the "buyer/Investor" option or is the "agent" option the only option that allows document upload and bank interaction?

Most months my entire interaction is a text message to remind them the rent is due, checking to see when its deposited and then mailing the receipt.

These are results that naturally come about from the success of private enterprise and the addition of another business to add to the competitive mix.

However, what a real store can offer is an "experience" for its patron, something very hard to offer online (yeah, we all know forums are way cool, especially BP, but nothing beats actual face-to-face interaction).

While it certainly may be price (I don't know anything about your area), I agree with Ophelia about the general nature of the pictures -- they don't do the property justice.