If you do a basic buy and hold or flip, it is pretty intuitive.

Your sentiment was  intuitive to me, but it never hurts to hear it stated.  

I took that option as they said it's easier to get the money back from them than from the state.I called the number on the form and spoke to a nice guy at the revenue department who told me to just file the CRT-101 form (I think he told me that), and they'd issue a new clean tax cert so that the title company could release my money.Well I just went to download the form and they're very complex and non-intuitive.

I think both reputation and borrower intuition are important.

The market can operate in very strange and counter intuitive ways often.

To me living within your means is as intuitive as staying hydrated.I actually read lifeonaire and I like the term.  

As we used to say in physics class its intuitively obvious to the most casual observer this is exactly what's happening.

I use Intuit Payment Network, but there are a lot of online payment options.

Intuitively I am thinking there should be more to it rather than just cashflow...

Hi,So far, we have our tenants mail their payments to the PO box- old school I know but it works for my tenants :) I save myself a trip to the bank though- with my bank's phone app I can deposit checks from anywhere, but it doesn't work with cashier's checks.My bank offers an online payment option, around $3 each transaction I believe, but I just signed up to accept payments via Intuit, they only charge $.50 per transaction and will update in quickbooks automatically.