@Elford StephensLook into “pay near me” or “rentmoney” there are several options that give tenants the ability to make physical payments at Wal mart, 7-11, CVS, Kroger and other chain stores.

@Derek SperzelDoor hardware is relatively cheap (you can buy it at Walmart and just install yourself since you're doing BRRR)

The only problem you might run into, is a 4' tall above ground pool on sale at Walmart for $100, and you're eating the cost of filling it.

Hello All,Does anyone recommend an all-in-one investor dashboard/software for sourcing and finding deals, aggregating relevant data about specific properties (current owner, T-12 rental history, current lease amounts/dates, nearby hyper-local features (hospitals, Walmarts, demographic/census, etc.), ranking by cap-rate/cash-flow, rental estimates, and/or evaluating/forecasting/under-writing properties?

Look for the basic signs of 'progress'-Walmart, Home Depot and Starbuck's.

@Boots Bonner It's a big sheet of construction paper from WalMart. 

If you can fog a mirror, Walmart will pay you $11 an hour. 

Renters Warehouse is the Walmart of property management, if you think hiring the cheapest person you can find to manage a huge asset is a smart business move then that's fine but many people recognize that expertise and experience are far more important than price.  

@Doug Haisten What you are talking about doing with these homes that you find off of MLS is similar to going to Walmart and purchasing a microwave and then listing it on eBay for $3 more than what you paid for it...

Don't believe me, then do a Google search for any of the top brands in the country just as Wal-Mart, Best Buy and ect..