They usually require ACH payments on the mortgage so make sure your bank allows that.7. 6 months of bank statements with at least 6 months of reserves to pay the mortgage8.

I served 5 years in the Navy working in military medicine prior to moving to Pittsburgh.

Or since life is so busy take the equity and invest it, have no management and maintenance head aches?

Food, medicine, lights, gas, water, rent.  

Rentec may be a good solution, but looks like you will also have to pay $2 per ACH. 

But I digress.I think spending 13+ years specializing in medicine is a big risk, its "going out on a limb", and causes plenty of fear and uncertainty, just as someone jumping into real estate or a start up.

And abrasive as it may be to you...that's just common sense to most.I'm in emergency medicine...after paying for your health insurance....how would you like your doctor to get halfway through a procedure only to say....uh sorry that'll be another $xxxxx to show you how we finish this heart transplant...or is that his right too?

Some of those requirements include identifying the unit or units for which the applicant is being considered and furnishing the prospective tenant with a copy of the rental agreement (including all the addenda) and the rules and regulations.While you might think that a prospective tenant would not take you to court over $100, you should know that he or she would be able to get twice the amount of the loss sustained as a result of a ch.

So it has not been a total disaster but has been an absolute head ache that I want to get rid of now.

My question is, when I have many units to manage, if I wanted to do ACH, how would I keep track of who paid and who hasn't if the rent amounts are the same?