Not being able to physically be at your property as a newbie will handicap you.

So Cap ex would just be for the physical assets like roof, siding, furnace, ect?

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Last time I looked into it, you needed a SC physical address (not a PO box). 

For your LLC's physical or mailing address, it can be just about anything you want.

I have heard that exploring the area in person is one of the most effective strategies, physically observing the area and looking out for rental signs and what not.

I would include Zillow in the mix and go out to physically see a few of the properties you are comparing to yours.

If so, whenever the landlord has to use a physical address, how will the address be listed if tenant is on 1st floor and the basement isn't an apartment?

Having a physical asset-investment property certainly has a different character than shares on a screen.

I recently found an out of state his home I would like to bid on but my agent told me it would be difficult for me to bid because of hud's requirements that the contracts must be physically signed.