What are some of the issues to look out for (not physical property related but more leins, title issues, things like that) ?  

(for Example: I buy a warehouse for 200k, but it appraises 400k; a year later (or less) I improve the current economical and physical conditions and place it on the market for the 400k it appraised for a year ago, you mean that the new appraiser would not value it for 400k because i bought it for 200k?

With virtual assistants and temporary office spaces provided, small businesses simply don’t need a physical office anymore. 80% of business can be done though a cell phone on a golf course and the rest at the dinner table with your client.

We're not going to do this if this is a "dog".Scenario #2: Small ARV property values...can't finance (buy or refi)Solution A:  No loan, no 75% limit, no 6 month seasoning, maximum cash flow splitsSolution B: Cash we put in is returned to us, either all at once or in pieces.Solution C: No loan to pay back, no credit partner, no cost of money.Scenario #3: There are many New REI investors that can't get started because of...Solution A: No need for knowledge, experience, or Power Team...we are those thingsSolution B: No physical involvement (meaning no time involved) for the new partnersChallenge C: Partnerships splits are set up between $5 - 25k, depending on the particular property.Needless to say, this has been very popular with many REI in the above scenario groups.  

As an example, retail that sells physical books, music or videogame media except in very niche scenarios will have a hard time competing with the web.

You'd have no physical and emotional distance from your tenant, whom you did not screen and did not choose, and if the relationship went sour, things could get really uncomfortable.

Hello, I have read a few bogs here on DD but they tend to focus more on physical inspection and performance numbers, I would love to get some info on the legal portion for SFRs, the 2 obvious things are Tax Liens and Code Violations, but what else can make a good deal bad?

He would, of course, rarely/never be in Nevada physically but "on paper" he would be there the majority of the time.  

There is a longer-term financial cycle that last about 17 to 18 years and a shorter term physical cycle (usually about 7 to 8 years) that corresponds more closely to the business cycle.  

I will reach out to them, your you able to go to a physical class then switch to online if needed?