I will take a batch of applicants and check out their job references and past landlord references first.  

I'm a strong proponent of batching rental applications, ranking them according to our rental criteria, processing one application at a time and selecting the most qualified applicant in that manner.

@EveryoneNew spring, fresh smells, clean air and a new batch of weird for this thread:Best email:Hi, your 2bed is working, yes//I'd like to move in with my girlfriend and our kittie, Neow!

I have worked with utilities for more than 2 decades and without fail people use more utilities if they are batched than if they are separate. 

The $1350 is from the property, then extra is from your down payment.Not sure if Bill means $120K for a house that produces $1000 a month in rent, or $120K for the whole batch

To get data for mailers you can use propstream, batch leads or another data service to get property owners information and mail them, good luck!

We have been paying all-cash for some small duplexes and single family homes thus far, but are looking to qualify for financing for our next batch of homes.If anyone is able to provide us with any insight as to how best we can accomplish this, we would greatly appreciate it.

I'm not a huge fan of batch searching, either.

Maybe a 15 day report or an envelop batch of receipts to go to whoever keeps your books to keep track of receipts?

Once this batch of investments starts having capital events, we will reinvest the proceeds.Timing should work out to for one of us to go part-time, if not quit, in 3 years when our oldest starts school, and for the other one to leave 3-5 years after that...