If he made it through the summer without AC he doesn't need it. 

It’s .34 aches and is zoned R1.

Innago allows tenants to pay via ACH or debit/ credit card, upload maintenance request, and even sign their lease online.

It’s about $4 per door per month, no fee for ACH payments that fund the next day, has a tenant facing web portal, automatically posts payments to your tenant accounts, does all the accounting, screens tenants (for a fee), generates statements, markets your properties, generates web pages for each property, plus a website for your business, and on and on and on!  

And even at high occupancy rates for those units, there's lots of room in a sea of green for our aching feet to take a soothing dip.

Hey man, it's medicinal weed, man!

Believe my heart aches for people like B&L Office Furniture and others.

If possible, collecting rent via ACH is ideal. 

There are 20 million of these houses in the USA that have little equity.3) find a home seller with no repairs and is a pretty house.4) find a home seller that has a fixed note, not an ARM.5) most importantly, find a seller that wants to avoid a short sale on their credit, or any other negative move, like a ch 7 bk, or a deed in lieu of foreclosure.then on the tber side, 1) find a tber that wants to own and not rent2) find a tber that has income that is steady, and has low risk of job loss, like medical personnel.3) pre-underwrite the tber by having a licensed mortgage professional look at a 1003 app, look at credit, and give an opinion as to what is needed to get the mortgage, like decrease debt to income ratio, etc.I use a lawyer to draft the lease and the option and the memorandum to cloud the title.I use a 3rd party payee.

Ive had it with the heart ache of the market.