Invoices for construction materials at property/incorporated into project.  

Dang, no wonder he is pissed, I would be too, moving is such a headache!

I see it and approve it, and then they Invoice me that, I’ll pay it then.

Had my contractor send me videos, itemized invoices and regular updates with pics.

There's about a 5 business day delay between the tenant making the payment and it posts to my bank account, but I don't need to money immediately anyway and it's free.I've also used Quickbooks invoicing but they have a select list of banks they can draw from and if the tenant doesn't use one of those banks, it's back to check payments.Pros: Both Cozy and Quickbooks can also be used to manage expensesCons: one of my old tenants refuses to give online companies 'electronic access to her checking account' so she just sends me a check still and I use mobile deposits with my bank.

if you trust him should be OK  just get title insurance and make sure there are no leins out there i would want to see paid invoices of the major subs that have worked on the project to date.. some states like Oregon Mechanics liens jump ahead of any mortgage..  

This ensures the funds are always available to pay invoices and to pay you.

I told him I'd get back to him.4 days later, he sent me an invoice for 4 hours worth of work, total of $200! 

So far I’ve paid my GC every week, with his invoice including his overhead and taxes.

Dang the title alone has me wondering what % of sub/urban America (where most Americans do live) qualifies nowadays!?