You are in what i call the "casino effect".

Unfortunately after we bought our second rental every one of us moved to other countries (myself I moved to China) due to work commitment and we got stuck with 2 rentals which in the past 5 years miraculously we managed it remotely.The reason I found this website is that I went to an exhibition in Macau (note I was on vacation there and after a few days casino did some sightseeing and ended up there) where a company was advertising investment opportunities in the US.

If the agent spends a good bit of time with you and you back out, you can expect that to influence his/her decision to want to deal with you in the future, especially if the properties they are marketing are popular and they have other buyers.

QuickBooks seems to be the popular software so far.

If they're pulling 1k out at the casino atm every month or 2, probably not your guy.

Thanks for the quick response Jon.The park is actually a very popular and well-maintained country club with golf course, which was first opened in 1972.

It literally sits on the “Wrong Side” of the boarder, between a historically not so good neighborhood and an up and coming and popular neighborhood.

Not sure it would be a popular enough topic, but construction/development would interest me.Or maybe, single family vs multifamily, commercial.

Being a popular place for out of state investors also seems to be a negative.

What forms of rent payment do you accept? What is the most common method used by your tenants? (cash, personal check, e-check, autopay, credit card, cashiers check, etc.)