Originally posted by Mr_Investor:I'd get California under contract and flip it to Mexico for an assignment fee :mrgreen: Nope Mexico has no money either...Now those drug lords in Mexico those guys have serious $ $ $ and muscle to go along withe the $ $ $ :wowo: :wowo: :wowo:

I had a guy offer to give me a couple of muscle cars for the down payment on a house.

You are right that some investors would rather use the muscle of money rather than more resourceful strategies.

I am hoping it will be worth the head ache.

I would reckon that even an LLC is somewhat of a head ache from a regulatory perspective - you will need an attorney to draft a PPM, also I believe you will technically become an investment adviser so far as The Investment Advisers Act of 1940 is concerned, and probably an investment manager in the scope of The Investment Companies act of 1933.

The event is sponsored by payment processors (ACH, credit cards, debit cards, gift cards), and they are looking for new ways these services can be used.For example, by working with the credit card transaction processors, we can do things like have budgets setup by category, and have transactions rejected if they go over that budget. 

@Chris Trupiano  Since you only have one rental, it's probably not worth the fees to set up ACH payment through your bank.It sounds like your best bet is to have them deposit the rent directly into your account.

Less head aches for me and I sleep like a baby.

Or, the tenant has the rent ach deducted from their account and renttrack will send the LL a check. 

@Carey Branam While I would say yes, you are legally safe, I think head-ache wise, you'd be better off waiting a few days.