They don’t sell me anything.If I was a agent, which I an not, nor do I desire to be, I believe I would sell at every opportunity, but would also have a place in my heart for “investors”.

Also, not waiting period for funds to pass through another company or companies (we all know how that can go) before it gets to me.Come the first of the month (unless it falls on a non-bank day, then tenants have until the next business day to deposit) I simply log into the app on my phone and can quickly annotate who has paid.When I meet with my lender about another purchase, rents paid is available in an easy to read format from the banks website, and available anytime with the click of a button.Haven't had a single complaint with this approach, and I plan to make it the norm with all future tenants.

I no longer bid on Auctions unless it's a smaller type auction where you might still can get a deal.I also an not a fan of the round robin system for marketing listings.

Very excited to gain a lot of information from the experienced (an not so experience) group that I have seen on these forums.

Worse come to worse, print them out, annotate, and rescan (yeah pretty old school). 

A secondary risk is screwing up your reputation because you have deals that keep blowing up an not working out.

I see a lot of 7 or 8 numbers as the threshold so I'm curious why it's 7/8 an not say 4/5?  

I know it can be done because I've sat on google translate to annotate German tax returns into English, along with past-dated USD currency conversions to get a loan through, but yeah this is one where you need to shop primarily the competence of the lender, and shop it hard.

Am I supposed to go through receipt line by receipt line and annotate what’s personal and what’s for which unit?

I've been doing some research an noticed an economic plan for a huge revitalization that is taking place in the town but then I also found a article that this revitalization has stalled due to lack of funding.