I have no idea what prices are where u live. also shop long and hard and get a good deal;) The things get good and they get bad but they keep going on I have noticed and over time adding real estate to my portfolio had added head aches but fewer headaches then a 9 to 5 job would add.

My first payment is due March 1, I make it via ACH transfer on Feb 25th just to be sure there are no problems.

This deal has been such a head ache from the start I possible looked right over it but I thought I made it clear to my agent from the get go...But hey I'm a team player so I'll take the blame because its my deal and I should have caught it...I think I'm going to stick to off market properties from now on though, motivated sellers are way easier to deal with... 

What do checks, ACHs, and wires cost, because remember you're going to have all your expenses paid for by the IRA which means you need to request monies out, unless you're looking at doing an IRA LLC which is a completely different conversation.Then all you have to do is decide what the best fit for your situation is.Let me know if you have any other questions, I'm always happy to help.Adam 

I completely agree with the premise that an attorney who advertises a Ch. 7 filing as a foreclosure avoidance is no better than there debt negotiating scammers.

I couldn't tell you if the house is rented or not on a particular month, but I can tell you that my payment arrives via ACH on the first.

Once a month either by check or ACH after the management fee has been deducted and funds have cleared their bank.

This software has some hidden fees in ACH transfers, which are charged to the property manager for every ACH transfer a total of $.50 and could be more depending on the days it takes to transfer.

My preferred way of receiving payments is ACH because of its low cost/no cost for sender and recipient. 

I may inform him there are delays in the ACH system and ask him to initiate a day or 2 sooner, but I wouldn't accuse him of being late.