@Jeff Macdonald  .... two houses on one lot that are not physically connected are a challenge for conventional financing which i also found out the hard way.    

The SE Asian contingency is strong and getting stronger, creating new demand....but the proximity to....nothing...and the crime keep me away.

This neighborhood has some very high dollar gated communities in close proximity, but this house is not in one of them.This is a great example of what is wrong with the Las Vegas market.

This will eliminate my need to physically be there.Thoughts??!

But I don't think so if she hasn't gotten the keys and physically moved in yet.

As a quick follow-up, the company decided to go with Gary Davidson for this particular closing.Jaime/Nathan - Since you guys recommended Gary, I'm happy to send you physical copies of my books. 

You are referring to CreditRetriever.There are and pro's and con's to both, but for our typical user of 1-100 units SmartMove is the more logical option:It does not require that a landlord have a physical onsite inspection at their place of business (so landlords can begin screening immediately upon signup)Since the consumer essentially pulls their own report it is a "soft inquiry"This method of inquiry does not lower or affect the tenants credit score in any way, where a "hard hit" does.  

Throwing your neighbor under the bus is not a great analogy....Wal-Mart closing a store is not the same thing as physically hurting a person.  

In any given month, 5 out of 9 mail me checks while the others pay me in cash which I end up collecting by physically going to the properties.  

Since we are close in proximity, we should grab coffee and chat more.