I am building my own analytics so I know by end of year what’s the income and outgoing expense so I get a net picture and determine if it’s worth it or not..to hold them any longer for rents or get out of it Sachin

Will they cover it if it’s still not in my name, or would the pay out go to the owner?

I start out, go to a few meetings, buy books, lurk on BiggerPockets, listen to podcasts... 

@Nikki Nikic Predrag  as least as it relates to INdy looks like Morris ground partner is out of business and if you have read these threads they are NOT delivering turn key product.. that's the issue they say they are but empirical evidence when people go to actually see what they bought.. the houses may have had some work done by low level handymen type rehabbers but not true turn key rehab like you would get with top shelf turnkey companies that have all process's in house.Morris is from what I finally figured out going through all these long threads is simply a real estate marketer selling homes for investors in the Indy market and appears now in another thread Jacksonville but is specialzing in the cheapest properties in the particular MSA which are inherently very tough for out of area investors to buy and own.. most lose money hand over fist owning them but don't realize it until after the fact.

For the 4th year now, all the interest-only payments are done through the escrow directly from the asset dealer to the lender, what I need to do is have my CPA to file the incoming and outgoing interest. 

@Michael LopezFidelity Investments is also a good option as many of our clients use them and Fidelity will issue a checkbook and allow for outgoing wires for investing in real estate.

I use the store bought cans in between tenants if I suspected something...especially when an outgoing tenant is "dirty".But, I always use a licensed company when there are tenants living there.

He is pretty sure the front yard tank is tied to the city lines, but he cannot tell if the back yard clean-out goes to city lines or a septic tank.

You can receive and make outgoing calls just as you would normally, but you just choose which number to call from when you dial.

This means you may need to wait until the utility can determine the amount attributed to the outgoing tenant.