@Michele Fischer,You are correct, I do receive multiple payments in such a case.No, I never charge any tenant or borrower any fees whatsoever at any time, other than a late payment fee.Being flexible is a win-win opportunity and loyalty builder.If the payer receives a paycheck on the 10th, I generally make the due date the following day.

This means that you would not have to pay any fees whatsoever so you can get your cash in days!

(though for the record, I wish pit bulls no harm whatsoever).

DISCLOSURE:  No affiliation whatsoever!!!  

My father and I would greatly like to see the dying family business turn to something far more successful, however unfortunately there is a family member who has no interest whatsoever and would rather fight the dying business and attempt to turn it around (next to impossible!)

You can cut your teeth on the business side of things without much risk (if you lose a renter or two, it's not the end of the world). 

Sam,To buy like the big boys you will need to drop the inspect with no contingency whatsoever.

While that has always been in loans in general, it now has some regulatory teeth.

We only missed being in Estes Park during the 1976 Big Thompson Flood by the skin of our teeth.

Cut your teeth on something closer to home, then branch out once you're an experienced investor.