Now they want to visit the land.

@Max T.Would like to visit the Northeast someday!

The main one I like often has 80 page reports and tons of pictures.   

I'd think your Norfolk property would be popular with the increased capacity for family in town visiting, traveling through, moving there, etc.

@Cory LucasApplicant visits your property.  

I visited his other location, and it is neat/tidy, not smelly (there were not alot of people there). 

Operation software, get a web based software so you can either view or assist any where in the world. 

Hoping like many to become a real estate investor over time, but for the moment I had a question which I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out:What would be the best / most appropriate insurance configuration in this situation:- My wife is the title holder for a single family home- She does not live at the home - Her parents live at the home, rent free- Her brother pays the mortgage on the home and he plans to rent out two rooms in the house to long term tenants (strangers)- Her parents will continue to live in the rest of the home, rent free (this is fine, just putting it here in case it affects the insurance)- My wife and I are able to visit the home at any time and do so regularly to see her parentsAll I want to make sure is that we (my wife) are covered from all angles on insurance.

You’re basically acting like you have a lien or some form of amount owed, it could be “management fee”, “consulting by DG” doesn’t matter what the name is, what matters is the amount and that you and the seller and closing company are all on the same page so you get paid, seller is happy and buyer can close.other option is to assign your contract to the end buyer BUT the underwriter still most likely won’t like it so go back to option 1.DONE.  

Similar to finding money for a deposit on your first investment, getting on the same page with your spouse is absolutely critical to your success.