I am trying to adhere to this quote and spend any extra time during this shutdown to build systems and relationships for my real estate agent business. 

@Jay B.When you are using the BRRRR system the appraisal is a critical component.  

Under this interpretation, contagious diseases like COVID-19 would not count as a covered loss.However, some argue that COVID-19 can contaminate physical objects like HVAC systems or assembly lines, which in turn would force businesses to cease operations.

Over that amount or long distance investing is usually better to go with a PM company.There are a lot of internal business systems that PM companies have that make managing properties safer, more efficient, and take a huge load off of investors.Managing a large portfolio, building business systems and doing your day job is no easy task.

Hey David,Great questions.I believe agents will need to be more resourceful, have better systems in place for streamlining the entire process and will need to be able to handle most tasks remotely - i.e. consultations, virtual tours, e-signatures.Its really not too different from where things were headed pre-COVID.In my opinion, agents will still be a vital part of the process for both buyers and sellers.

Take the knowledge and education and apply it to your investing system.  

Or I can tell you, Yo.. you are doing it wrong and it will be difficult to make it that way...Now which do you want to hear.Come up with a solid reason for that absentee owner list.Then figure out what the cost /deal is for your pick of lead gen system, and if you have the money THEN move forward...If you do not have enough money to cover that cost/deal x 1.7 (that's a safety factor), get the money first!

The heating systems sound like they are getting direct vented now, using PVC through the wall, just like they should have been all along.

@Troy Seals figure out a good system that works for you and get in the habit of documenting as much as you can.

if it is, wouldn't be better to keep the same closet system and just shift them down 2 feet ?