I'm fine/not encumbered with the payroll deductions.

So, how sophisticated are these landlords and her expertise in business matters?

So I had a tenant recently go through a similar payroll change and talked about the impact with them.

You'll want to contact the 401(k) administrator (if you work for a large employer, it could be outsourced to a company like Mercer; if you work for a smaller employer, it could be someone in HR/payroll) and ask them about 401(k) loan repayment options if you become separated from service.

Very smart to learn all the ways to do stuff, but you need to keep it simple when talking to sellers unless they are pretty sophisticated.

I am wondering if you had a recommendation for a regional Texas (Houston) bank that provides convenience through technology from basic (online bill pay, ) to advanced (payroll, check scan, etc).Because of my travels, I would prefer to manage payments (to suppliers, to employees, etc) and conduct business more remotely.I would like to avoid bigger banks such as Chase, etcThank you,Mo

Also do I send yellow letters or should I send a more sophisticated typewritten letter?

Once the renovations are done, they will all enjoy a more sophisticated, modern and functional space, so the rents will be conducive with the market, but remain reasonable for the tenants and more opportunities to increase my revenue.

To obtain such strategies may require sophisticated computation, which are not familiar with general public or financial adviors.

You need to check your local residential rental laws to see if you would be impacted similarly.Assuming you want the rental period to remain monthly If your tenant wanted to pay bi-weekly as opposed to semi-monthly, I would insist that each payment remain $1000.00 to ensure rent for the month is payed in-full by the first.At the end of the year, you could carry forward the extra 2K accumulated to the first month of the next year.If his pay is going into a bank account, I do not understand whey he can not simply schedule a recurring {semi}-monthly payment to you for his rent rather than have his employer implement another payroll deduction {it is possible you would not be an eligible recipient}.