@Adam Schneider - The case was part of a batch of evictions being presented by the same lawyer, so the question of ownership never came up.

Today I'm sending out my first batch of letters to potential off market sellers in AZ. 

So far monthly software costs are:Propstream (using for leads and D4$): $97Carrot Website (monthly cost since I paid by the year): $79 Batch Leads: $39BatchDialer: $139Phone System CallRail, Vumber or something to have phone numbers for my website, texts, etc: $19 to $45This brings a monthly total for software to just under $400 and that does not include a CRM.Please note that I plan on scaling to use at least one VA in the future. 

If you hold the applications and wait to pick the best it is very likely that someone in the not selected batch is from a protected class (huge liability).

My bank has waived all batch fees for me but I owe them 7 figures.

Since they're roommates, occasionally I'll offer to share a batch of cookies/glass of wine.

For the triers of fact, I can see why they would be more convinced by testimony from someone who is actually making mud pies every day, as opposed to someone who is just a expert on mud pies, but hasn't mixed up a batch of mud for the last 24 years

Ours are all 45min to an hour away but they are all near each other so we can "Batch" things.

There are programs such as Batch Leads.

The owner of the lot calls me up later letting me know that there is concrete batch plant (CBP) permit pending on the adjacent lot which shares the common boundary.