Mike and MPH Team are well-experienced PM; reliable, accessible and technically sound.

The housing provider may not ask for access to medical records or unreasonably delay the request.This is a common sham.

Having access to the financials, documentation, and physical inspection will help you make a sound business decision as to proceed, or move on.

Access - I have been advised that the staircase and railing leading to the attic will have to meet code and be sturdy enough to support the tenants4.

No access to base, but live just outside the main gate.  

I like LoopNet and 100% agree on the establishing the relationships to gain credibility and access.

Plus we're likely talking gmail or similar free service would they even allow (not that it would be cost effective) IT forensics  the access needed to show?

Example:  For quick & easy math, let's say an investor has a net worth of $1 Million, should they be looking at primary residences worth $300K (30% of NW) $800K (80%) and so on.  

Today I went back to the apartment to check up on things and I noticed that the pay or quit notice that I put on a door had been removed so I know someone has been there inside but I do not know if it was him or maybe a friend of his that has access to the apartment.

A HELOC is always there and if you plan your investment right...you can pay it off quickly and have available over and over and over.