Paying a realtor to find you a tenant is money well spent as they probably can do it faster than you (avoiding lost rent) and do the background checks.

It's called, HOW TO DRESS UP A BOX!

internet, planter boxes, etc to get the return by providing "lifestyle" amenities. 

In the profile area there are text boxes we all filled out so that others can see our experience, our goals and what we are currently interested in.

In order to tag just start typing their name after @ and their name should pop up to be selected at the bottom of the text box.

@Aaron M. welcome, I spent 14 years in Brevard and hope to be back soon...to conquer not only Brevard but all of Central Florida... :) 1 property at a time.

If this is a flip, and he spent $150,000 on rehab, and he's trying to sell for $260,000.....Lets crunch some numbers.Lets assume he paid $65,000 for the property (1/2 way between the $40K and $90K he could have purchased the property for), with 3% closing costs...he'd have paid $66,950 for the house, then put in $150,000 in rehab puts him at an all in of $216,950.If he sold the house for $250,000, he'd be making a profit of $33,050, which would give him approximately 15% return on capital gain.

Chris, a drop box won't do much if someone skilled in searches and pretexting wants to locate you.The best was is not to own it, but hold transfer documents and assignments in trust and manage it for compensation by agreement, if you're active, the taxes are the same.

I don't recommend to misrepresent but if you want some distance you could get a p.o. box.

I spent several years when I was younger and single going to Hawaii for winters, would arrive in October or November, and then leave as soon as the winds shift in May.