Any information you may casually need as an investor can be found on a consumer front facing MLS portal. 

Originally posted by @John Dean:I can’t find any plumbing materials here, almost all of my properties have 1 or more pipeGet accounts set up with commerical supply houses not the big box stores that consumers use.

Our pricing to you the consumer is built on top of the raw pricing from our investors.

I have been a broker in CA since 1975 and it just seems like we lead the nation in disclosures and consumer protection.. 

I am going to be in the Bahamas for 45 days in late spring and hoping to avoid a turn around flight to Ft Lauderdale if I need to close anythingyou can go to the US embassy if they have one and get a notary.. thats how folks in many other countries close their deals its expensive and time consuming but probably less than air fair etc. 

With that kind of buying power I would recommend not competing with the consumers for single family and 1-4 multifamily properties in this highly appreciating and highly in demand market. 

@Levi Williams i have been in the construction industry my entire working career and 3 yr ago i obtained my IN broker license.It is a lot of work to learn the processes and legalities of real estate but being in the business has taught me a lot of what the consumer desires in a house.

Assessing the bill and passing on charges every month is time-consuming so I would stick to a flat rate.

I know radiators with a boiler are considered more efficient, but removing them and their piping would enhance the usability of such a small space.

Could be time consuming - just keep this in mind2.