I self manage my Airbnb even not being physically there it’s easy.

I am 63 years old and plan to work beyond retirement age as my work doesn't require any physical demand.

With financing options making it easier to invest remotely, would you ever buy a property you haven’t physically walked?

I've taken a pause on filming sports and events because I recently joined the football team to help my physicality in lacrosse, but I'm hoping to film the basketball team this year. 

Most courts now allow attorneys or local reps to handle filings so you don’t have to physically be there.Just curious, are you planning to fully self-manage, or just handle rent collection while outsourcing the legal side?

You must keep the tenants security deposit at a bank that physically operates a branch office in the State of NC.  

They can stop showings by:- Being very negative during showings- Leaving a minor alone in the home- Leaving a large dog in the home- Threatening physical violenceYes, you can start eviction process over these, but the tenant will have moved out before any progress on the case!

Undertaking all tasks independently while managing the property for a year also yielded insights into:* Labor-intensive projects* The physical and emotional toll of renovations* Financial constraints* Project timelines and management* Interior design principles* Plumbing systems* Ventilation systems* Budgetary planningDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

If you can’t verify licensing, a physical office, and a real phone number, walk away.Trust your gut.

I kind of assume a management company so you dont have to physically be available?