You can't drive it to the mountains every weekend with the family and expect to get the full deduction.  

(FYI: I got the property address while driving for dollars, skip traced, called and left a message, got a text back to call and talk tomorrow)

It really seems like all I listen to now is the BP podcast, at work, driving to work, on the train to work, at home, and probably in my sleep. 

Whatever comes on the MLS doesn't make sense for my criteria, so I decided to drive around the neighborhoods to check any distressed properties.

From driving for dollars, to sending out postcards, to networking with their local community- the right ones have their finger on the pulse of off-market properties.

If it is a C to D location then owning it might be a negative and instead have a fluid lease where when a better location opens up were you could drive many more sales you move there to lease or try to buy the real estate.It's all situational. 

However, since this is at least an hour drive from where i live, and i work full-time, I am am looking to have it run by a property manager.How would i go about finding a good company to help out here?

I'll be in Nashville most of the first week of September and as you know bg wouldn't be too far of a drive if you have free time then. 

Luckily dad offers to drive the tractor so we put the post hole digger on it. 

And I see no reason to, either, because I pay only a small premium for rent over what my tenants pay me.The homebuyers keep driving prices in great neighborhoods to the moon, so they're paying more in PITI than I pay for rent.