It means I can now close transactions on Georgia property from anywhere in the world, as long as I can hop on a video-conference call with my U.S. passport or drivers license handy.As someone who's done two decades of mail-away closings with buyers and sellers scattered halfway around the world, I'm speechless!

In my market, the distressed properties are very scattered, so driving doesn't make a ton of sense.

Seems like everywhere you look, monster complexes are being thrown up (im in DFW) but the town has several little complexes scattered about from the 80s-90s, with 30-40 units, and this seems like a great piece of land to do the same type of product.  

(See if they are in a specific area or scattered)3.

@Tehane Gallimore I have properties scattered atrium the eastern half of the country.

And a bunch of lower income scattered through central and East Lubbock   I have some friends that buy in south lubbock   

I did several searches, however the results seemed to be fairly scattered and I wasn't able to find an exact answer to my situation. 

And to top it off:Very little furniture, lots of dump runs, sometime the grass and landscape get neglected for a couple weeks, always sweeping and vacuuming up dust, painters tape stuck to your clothes, joint compound imbedded into your jeans, tools scattered around the house, half a wall is opened, trim isn't done....

We have a combination of duplexes, townhomes, and a condo - scattered around the Twin Cities metro area.     

So for the very scattered thread, I obv. didn't take too much time on this, being I'm more excited and eager to find out more before they hire some type of broker, if they already haven't.As of right now, if anyone is potentially interested in helping, could you walk me through the phone call with the owner?