This is my first investment property and I truly believe that RentRedi can suffice and fill my personal management needs.

Initially, my lender was enthusiastic about the property and indicated that a down payment of 25% to 30% would suffice.

That should suffice I would think.

I'm not big on telling others what they should do, but I will say this...If a functionary will suffice, then another agent will do, but if you are looking for a fiduciary that will be with you every step of the way, then Karen Green is the Investor Agent to call!!!

Even before I had employees and a business... a BP marketplace/craigslist/zillow posting has sufficed me to find a buyer within a week.

Something along the lines of “we can process this change once proper documentation has been received” would suffice.

You have the bank account so that should suffice. 

I don't personally see the need for a checking/savings combo, just a checking account should suffice.

You’ll have to learn that on your own but suffice it to say, I walked into the closing company with no money in my pocket and walked out with a check for well over $27,000.It’s important to realize here, if I had the cash, it would be a nice rental.

Depending on your market, a few thousand dollars a year should suffice in the capex category.