Most have a daily limit of $500 or so.On the receiving side, the biggest challenge you'll have - depending on the amount of money involved - is finding an agency that has sufficient cash on hand to pay it out. 

This tenant recently sold her brand new home and is now living in my 1,000 sq ft home built in 1950 and she bombards me daily with complaints about things being old and gross (literally), even asking us to replace all of the electrical outlets and build regular closet doors (ours are floor to ceiling metal doors).

We use a CPA for audits and tax returns but use either bookkeeper and in house resources for the daily/weekly tasks. 

Luis Leiva at Culture EstateHe deals with Newark daily, and understands foreclosures, REOs and investment properties as well as anyone.

I  have no experience in the field of real estate and have just been consuming every bit of info I can from BP (which has helped a lot.)I have been listening to podcasts, signing up for every webinar, analyzing deals daily using the calculators. and have recently purchased a few books from the site that I will begin soon. 

I would usually say it is a good start but you have to pay for a subscription if you are using it daily. 

It's a historic building and the location is such that everyone in town drives by this church on a daily basis and I think the community would be supportive of doing something with the church due to it's location and it's a shame to see it sitting empty and not in use which is what has happened these past couple of years before I bought it.The building is 4 or 5 ft about ground.  

You follow the contractors on a daily routine trying to get them commit a task completion on time.

For the people who call me daily to ask if I'm going to let them rent the place, I just tell them that I am still accepting applications and everyone will be given full consideration.

That is not my cup of tea.