But with rents going so high, so fast, expect a lot of evictions coming in a tidal wave over the next 6 months. 

This post is screaming for the "Due Diligence" example finger waving.  

I use Quickbooks, but I also evaluated Xero, Wave, and Zoho.

Here's my brief story with the property in mention thus far:My lady and I are currently renting in Staten Island, NY, and are seriously interested in getting into the real-estate Investing wave.

Still, the sentiment at the city council level is that STR is a positive wave that they want to ride.

The best way to take possession and not make waves is to show the taxpayer your tax certificate, and ask them to sign a lease with you until they are able to redeem.

And I do not like the new wave of online courses. 

I was one of the top buyers at auction for about 6 years in PDX market.. and just when you thought the lastest wave of newbies was dying off up came the next wave..

I guess I don't know the future of it... things are always changing but I plan to ride the wave while I can. 

But remember my water/toilet paper example.I regress...With that said, there is another 70% rule mentioned that is now making the waves on the internet.