In other words, your realtor, property manager, home inspector should not have a habitual relationship or be the same person.

They habitually snipe at everyone else they know who does anything risky at all and in the end die whining that they should have done a lot more than they did.Make up your mind early to accept that failure is an option, and that learning from failure is valuable, and that being seen as a failure in business and life by the broke-a$$ judgey people you know is not the end of the world.

Before the end of the month seems reasonable to me.Working with a tenant, especially if it is not a habitual offender to get their rent in instead of just immediately moving onto eviction just makes good business sense. 

I prefer old school but I am fully aware that is far too much work for todays arm chair investors.one issue in the US in many markets a significant amount of tenants do not have checking accounts and never will.. either they are un trusting of banks or bounced too many checks.. in the US bank system if your a habitual bouncer of checks your SSN will get flagged and you will no longer be able to open a checking account.. that's why buying money orders is so popular in the US>. 

Who are habitually bad at managing their money and debts.Unfortunately group #2 makes up about 95% of the people hoping to get into a rent to own deal LOL!

A few just didn't think to build any credit, or they are new to the country, or young and have very little credit or employment history.People who are habitually bad at managing their money and credit do not qualify.

I’ll be sure to put 6 panel doors, recessed lighting, vibrant gray colors, SS appliances, and a microwave in my next flip.

Vibrant has been clutch for me and several of my clients/colleagues.

Through our frugal lifestyle and habitual savings we were able to reach our $50,000 goal in less than three years.

This kind of activity becomes habitual very quickly.