@Kiran Rouzie @Dustin VerleyCollectively from just the people that answered on this discussion you all know too much lolKiran, ill be sure to check out all those payment options and get my listings into the 21st century so thank you.Dustin, im all for more money in my pocket and like I mentioned earlier it doesn't make much sense to have a website unless im operating 50+ units.

That's a standard of legal advice that has existed since the 19th century.

Regardless of the forum, rental property has operated for 12 centuries so it's only common that standards of cashflow evolve to what they are.

I'd recommend chatting with Century Title, aka Wilson law firm.

Welcome to the 21st century, guys!! 

It was an extensive answer when he was asked the question, "What was the greatest invention of the 20th century". 

This is because a market like Cleveland that has a lower RE appreciation rate for this century than the inflation rate for this century has not had the rent increases of Los Angeles (NeighborhoodScout lists Los Angeles as 10/10 for appreciation for this century (Cleveland is a 1/10 for this century)).The RE market is efficient. 

Super close to century square which is rapidly developing, was developed by the same guy that developed the domain in Austin.

Awesome, now that your other post was so useful in solving the affordable housing issue, you've decided to take it one step further and go ahead and solve the century-old capitalism vs. communism issue.

Case Shiller shows the 3 cities with highest buy n hold return for this century are Ca cities.