Back up to the cloud that you own.When you don't know an answer, say you will find out and call them back in ten minutes.Mistakes are the greatest teacher.

Most come with cloud-based software and options for adding additional information.

It's a red flag, but you screen them like anyone else and move on.The reason it's a red flag is that many people will offer to pay rent up front because it clouds your vision.

We are using Tenant Cloud and I liked how simple it was to set up and navigate. 

This is simply a cloud on title that they need to correct. 

Mortgage liens and other types liens (municipal liens, tax liens, etc) are the main things they are looking for in a title search, because liens create a "cloud" on title.  

First thing a title insurance company is going to do on a deal is run a title report and notify all parties of any clouds on title like the property being condemned.

Does anyone use a cloud based quick books site?  

We are trying to figure out if other seller financing investors might have an interest in developing their own "loan program" and if other mortgage companies might be interested in working with her and her seller finance sellers - again she is in loan compliance and can help create the program and help us make sure that we follow the rules and have a loan that the ambulance chasers can't disqualify.We are not sure how she could be compensated.  

QB will lock you in forever and if you get the desktop version, it is subscription based (force you to upgrade every 2 years or so to keep the features) so you might as well go cloud for basic busineses, imho.