Just curious, if someone tried electronic loks with chngable codes - online system access management? 

On demand service applications - As we find ourselves more and more technology driven, and requiring an immediate response, many self managing landlords are using tools that allow them to access vendors, repair companies, lock boxes, signs, etc online.

I'd still say it's a good read for those who are looking out of state and don't yet have all of their T's crossed and I's dotted.

Getting started was difficult and costly - clearing and bulldozing access road to water sourcing and electricity hook-ups, etc.

As an agent, I have access to several off-market options at any given time and would like to have serious buyers I could present to before disrupting tenants and causing headaches for property owners/managers.

The two kitchen sinks are connected by a T-shape drain pipe. 

If you are looking for inspiration to invest then I would read "Rich Dad Poor Dad"by Robert T.

Then she wouldn't allow us to access the property to fix the heat on 2nd floor.

Great access to many local amenities like the boat launch, Olympic Discovery Trail, Miller Peninsula Park, & miles of trails & beaches.

Our lawyer sent them a certified letter stating we will sue for specific performance, especially after they have changed the locks denying us entrance to the property, we have sent a copy of the memorandum in place with the court house, as well as another copy of the contract highlighting where he signed and initialed were the prevailing party will/can be compensated for legal expenses and we need access to the property, which was listed with a realtor while STILL in contract and is now showing pending a sale.