One aspect I like is that I can e-mail myself in a certain format and it automatically populates Podio with the info.

They will automatically think it's because you want to get rid of them or look down on them.

Now any other time I would automatically reject a candidate for having an eviction, but I am thinking if I should reconsider given boyfriend's financial background.

Here are a few ideas on how you can free up you and your wife's time:1) Online portal for all rent payments and maintenance requests (this way everything is organized and handymen can be notified immediately what work is needed to be done and why)2) Set up online billing if you have not done so already, with recurring payments or automatic payments. 3) Hire a virtual assistant(s) to answer calls, make calls, and do other work that anyone can do. 4) Keep track of how you spend your time currently so you know what changes to make first that will have the biggest impact.Thanks!

I am not a tax professional but I believe the tax basis automatically gets adjusted upon a transfer due to death when the property is transferred from a parent to a child. 

I am on automatic delivery so at the end of the year the oil company filled it up.

When your SF is down for renovation or being marketed for a new tenant, you have $0 coming in but you still have a mortgage to pay, so the month is automatically in the red, not even counting any other expenses, etc..  

Rent is due on the first, and an automatic $50 late fee kicks in at 12:01 on the 2nd.

State and federal tax is not taken out automatically so we will have to pay that at the end of the year.

They asked to stay in the house and continue their lease, and I agreed, but they basically never moved back in, and bounced the next months rent check.I evicted them, but the eviction was served by mail, so we were not given an automatic judgment under Georgia law ( the tenant has to be personally served for an automatic judgment).Now I will have to take them to small claims court in order to collect the several thousands of dollars they owe me.Any suggestions on how to sue someone who is most likely staying on base, and thus not in my county but on Federal property?