My questions to long distance investors is when do you, if at all, actually put eyes on the property?

Will there be a conflict showing the money given to me monthly by my mother as income in the eyes of a lender?

Have my eye on a property at auction with a HOA lien I will be paying off but there is a reverse mortgage first that is with HUD.

@Ekaterina A Khayrulina Fair is in the eye of the beholder...or in this case the eye of the person writing the check.

So, if you are offering a stable class A apartment at 20% rate of return on investment, with a 9% pref on 4% CAP building, it will raise eye brows because it is not in line with the market.  

800 notes in 30 days is an eye popping number.

Thats why I need to get my eyes on these properties.

Fair is in the eye of the beholder - however, what it boils down to in my opinion is ROI. 

In the Raleigh area, our eyes were on South Park and the swath from the southern beltline to 10-10 Rd, between Lake Wheeler Rd and 401/Old Stage Rd.

I strongly suspect there's more here than meets the eye.