@Hicham Rani -- Hope you're having a great weekend.I just spoke with Steve this afternoon and he mentioned he had talk to you today.

Quote from @Christian Maher: Hello Everyone,I'm looking for some advice here, I bought a home in Cuyahoga County late last year for 64k through a tax lien sale.

I am keep adding late fees and charges.

Hey Everyone,With all the excitement around real estate tech lately, I'm curious – what tools or platforms have you found most beneficial in your work?

Unfortunately I did not understand how our systems work until AFTER retirement age when it's too late to do anything about.  

We use Rentec Direct and really love it.It collects our rent, applies late fees, deposits our rents in our bank account, tracks expenses, screens our tenants, markets our properties, generates forms we can send out for docusigning by our tenants, tracks leases, and much more.  

Many owners of them are getting hit with extremely high assessments lately because of the lack of structural integrity.

They collect your rent, apply late fees,  deposit your monies into your bank account, market your properties, track expenses, screen your tenants, etc for just a few dollars a month per door.  

If you have no lates in the last 12 months and re-established credit meaning you have atleast 3 tradelines you have made ontime payments on for the last 12-24 months you may be eligible for VA financing with 580 min or lower scores depending on the scenario.Most of the time these type of files with be a total cluster and require 30-40 conditions ranging from letters of explanation, additional documentation, and or other to close.

Having a trusted person or family member generally sounds good for starters buy because of that relationship you might get into the issue of late payments.