I also have some nice auto messages I use to do the initial "screen" to save my time from the tire kickers and the "is it still available" annoyers. 

Checking with a local lawyer or agent would be a good idea and then if you find the escrow situation is good you could set up an auto deposit which would be nice. 

Those work more like an auto loan, where the seller retains title until the financial obligation is paid off.

@Martin Yanez Jr. 10+ years of experience + a complex software auto linked to Home Depot that also runs financial reports by line item + Project managers on staff with 50+ years of experience + foreman + on payroll general labor so you can control quality and cost = accurate and timely rehab quotes

Also use a channel manager like Guesty for auto messaging and income reports.

After finishing up my auto program I started out working in the shops.

Under so-called “luxury auto” rules, depreciation deductions are artificially “capped.”

Hi Tavis,Live with a roommate in a room vs an apartment = cheaper (or sleep for free at a relatives home).Drive an older car or walk = cheaper.Cook your own meals = cheaper.Have a limited reasonably priced wardrobe = cheaper.Don't drink and don't smoke = cheaper.Have your pay auto-deposited, and then manually move the amounts you need to spend ie. rent and food into another account that has a debit card.

Hey Nick,  Most lenders have programs that allow you to provide an active lease and two months of canceled rent checks (or proof of auto deposit in your bank account), even if your property is new and has yet to be filed in your taxes.

I list the property in my management software (Propertyware) and it gets published to around 50 sites, automatically watermarked to prevent scammers, and an auto-response system that saves me a ton of phone calls.