Not to beat a dead horse but I came across this tonight. http://www.azfamily.com/story/34980466/maricopa-county-saw-biggest-population-growth-in-the-us-last-year#.WNQyF5t4J9w.facebook

@Nichole Stohler, very inspiring success story, I respect anyone that gets back on the horse after they've been knocked off!

I swear - people still rode in horse & buggy when my 4-unit's windows were installed. 

We are talking about two ends of the same horse. 

My guess would be that if tested in court, the date the transaction was initiated by the tenant would be considered the payment date, even if it takes 3 days to post to your account.To summarize my opinion on this situation - think of it as a carrot and stick choice (like trying to get a horse to do what you want), try the carrot approach first, if that doesn't work, use the stick.

Soak it all up like a sponge.Good luck with your learning process and just remember to take your time as to not put the cart before the horse.

Do you go to a horse race and bet on the horse that was shot the night before?

You can lead a horse to water......

Everything after the point were the parties have looked at an O&E and seen the recorded AOM's (which again the O&E report should have a copy in it as well) is kicking a horse that has already ran the race.

Marion County (NO Waterfront Property, "horse country", & home of Ocala) the median was 43%?!?!?!