Then, volunteer for TDYs to those locations and use those TDYs to explore and refine your information (PAID TRIP!).

My experience is after the first month of rehabbing and leasing maybe one or 2 trips a year.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

It protects their belongings, but also protects them from liability (trip and falls on the property, dog bites, golfing accident, etc...)If an older individual trips and falls at your property and they sue, a good attorney will sue the tenant and also the landlord.

@James Olympiamake a trip out there.

And, do yourself a favor and don't list your property if it's not maintenance-free; do the work first so that no major issues arise - including replacing the toilet flush valve, air filters, light bulbs (if old), and ensuring there are no trip hazards on the property; have an entry process/system in place for guests. 

Or you could just case the local bus station for anyone looking for runaways.

Aloha,In the event Mom gets run over by a bus, the "kids" will be your tenants.

Anything before that would require a trip to the county permitting office. 

Hello BP community- I just took a trip to Shawnee mountain with my family and we stayed in a 2/3 condo across from the slopes.