I guarantee if you tell them "Okay, I will give you the contact information of my title company so you can send the funds to them for closing" they will come up with an excuse and tell you they will wire it to you directly, or some crap like that.

Buildium has a bunch of great tutorial videos available through the dashboard that show you step by step how to do everything on the platform.

Hi @Victoria Leon, there are lots of great resources out there for evaluating single family rentals, here are a quick few that I think would be great paces to start:This video tutorial on estimating cash flow: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…This blog post on making sure the numbers make sense: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…I also find this guide to estimating capital expenditures very helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…You'll find lots more great content if you search the BiggerPockets blog.Good luck!

If you haven't already, I would start out by diving into some resources to help you estimate these numbers, such as:This video tutorial on estimating cash flow: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…This blog post on making sure the numbers make sense: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…The sections of the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide relevant to you: http://www.biggerpockets.com/u…I also find this guide to estimating capital expenditures very helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…There are many more resources out there but those are some quick suggestions!

They have plenty of free trainings, through their tutorials on how to best use their features.

Playing the social justice crap of roommate meetings to talk about stuff that doesn't matter makes me think this person is likely to try to play games.You might try to be helpful and do some searching for/with them, print out listings that are in the price range as what she is paying you, etc. 

If I had not tied up all my funds in other crap, I could turn this to a positive couple hundred a month cash flow, it's not much, but it's a miss, and they add up.So, the lessons (which I KNOW), manage your time, manage your liquid cash, and always, always let people know you buy houses.... 

Making around $14 per hour at the time of purchase my budget for renovations was clearly tight, but because I had so much time to work with and Youtube tutorials I was able to learn how to make quality upgrades to this tiny home on the super cheap.

Crap panelling just tossed on the wall.

BRRRR the crap out of home, get the snowball formed, get the snowball rolling down hill, get the snowball velocity and momentum, HELOC just becomes a LOC for emergency use and buying quickly.