A physical key they have to exert effort to give it to someone.

My daughter is a Physics student. 

I wanted to get into notes because it’s not as “physical hands on” as a day to day rental.

I don't plan to sell for a while, I just want a smaller rent and better proximity to my husbands job.I would love to live in the upper(i hate people above my head) but its currently occupied until July, and then we wanted to live in the bottom to use one of the rooms for AirBnB all summer

I would suggest sticking to houses with some sort of perceived motivation, tax default or physical distress on the property.

How long in advance of our physical move to Nashville should we consider closing if we find the right deal?

I just dont think its physically capable in my market. the only things that get that are d type properties in the worst of the city.

I did the design work and got plants on clearance at the nursery and worked alongside them to do the physical labor.

I'm currently between Beverly Hills and Manhattan, both of which seem to have significant barriers to entry for multi-family investment, which leads to my first question:1) Should you typically only invest in markets in close proximity?

I never physically sold or gifted the building to the partnership.