He chose a payment date of the 14th of every month on automatic withdrawal .I called the office of Avail.co earlier today, and they said some states consider the "paid" date to be whatever date the tenant's money leaves the tenant's bank account, not the date the landlord receives the money. 

I am just concerned what the limits of my liability if any would be.

And since as a landlord with less than 100 homes you are limited to only filing a small claim on the damages and you can not report this kind of tenants to the Credit Bureau, it's worth the price.

You might be able to find some deals in small towns that no one has heard of to get your start, but at best you are limited to one deal at a time.

Being a consultant or flat fee referrer is good if you have the "rolodex" but then it's limited and like having fixed income.

Keep in mind occupancy limit.

Is there a limit that I can put in as working capital.

I have not tried to use the debit card at a ATM for cash withdraws, but I bet there will be fees, so I probably will just us my old ATMs.I have noticed that their website is a little clunkier than Bank of America.  

Too many newbies and those with limit experiences here on BP giving out crappy advice. 2) You should have clicked on Greg's name to view his profile!

DSCR Lenders are going to vary for acreage limits, but the general maximums are likely going to be between 2-10 acres