The family has significant anxiety, fearing violence.

If there is mold mostly on the back of the cabinets, then it's more like to be a plumbing issue that will recur.

(sent 2 letters in writing certified mail to the agent and landlord saying this with the cost) as well as talked via phone and email...but those letters are on their way back to me now as they have refused to pick them up from the post office despite me telling them several times via email that they should pick it up.I'm in the process of setting up mediation...hopefully get my full deposit back now...and yes If I have to go to court I will go for double my deposit...not because I'm greedy but because these people have been trying to steal nearly $4500 extra dollars from me illegally (i should only owe them about $600)..and they know that...and I want to handle this through an attorney...as this is bringing on a lot of stress, tears and anxiety doing this on my own.

If that is accurate, then I'm wondering how using these futures will really help you on a recurring basis.

I felt that the Bush Doctrine unfairly capitalized off of the fear and anxiety from 911.

So many investors worry about what to do when deals get accepted (not knocking the anxiety) and I understand it can be scary when starting.

Users can use mobile browsers to manage their accounts, and as you said, tenants can choose whether or not to schedule recurring monthly payments.

With my anxiety always getting the best of me, and continuously reading about getting started, wondering if mobile homes are a completely different animal, and if anyone has had success with them.

I know the anxiety your feeling to get started, but don't rush into a bad deal. 

You can have your tenants set up recurring payments via ACH, the same way utility companies do online payments.