If something is not an emergency, then have them write it on a list and send the list to you once a month with their rent payment. 

Is this a trade secret that we’re spilling?

Companies like Tesla and the emerging drone development industry are moving the Reno.  

On the second side we punch and keep the rental agreement and any changes to the rental agreement, plus the move-in condition checklist and on top we place a Tenant Information sheet that we update as needed with the tenant contact details, vehicle information, and emergency contact (and next of kin) information.

Hiring in general over the last several years has been very difficult, especially in the skilled trades.

1. letter to tenants giving your name and contact information. where to send rent and payments. 2. post information of emergency contact info in building.3. post copy of rental license in building.4. letter saying you will be doing a walk thru of all apartments in the next week and will notify them for appointment.

Perhaps I should’ve taken my family to a more emerging city, perhaps I’m crazy for investing in a city with a high unemployment rate and a shrinking population.

If there was an emergency, a fire for example.

I'm a builder by trade and this is our first venture in spec construction.  

(would only do this with tenant's permission or in emergency if neither tenant of I could be there).4. wifi-capable smoke/co2 detectors to warn me in case of smoke or CO2.One challenge was how to get internet in the house.