Enter a maintenance request, assign a vendor, attach a fake invoice.

They sent me a price brochure, called them back up to tell them what I wanted, they then send you a checklist and an invoice.

If anyone buys due to this testimony, please post a $12 credit for future BP invoices.

(And maybe a second lesson: some people are just lazy).Anyway, I received the report with 20,000 lines with a note "invoice to follow".

I use Buildium for all income/expense tracking, and an Epson Workforce scanner + PaperPort for receipt/invoice record keeping.

I only prefer softwares for payments that have built in prompts for payment confirmation for both parties along with a document that can be used as an invoice, along with adding ledgers, etc.

All others were simply verbal estimates of the totals he thought it would take and all the properties were within a few minutes of each other - mostly in the same 2 neighborhoods.We were actually going to offer him $150/bid going forward before we got his invoice.  

Seller is either:Not doing regular repairsUninformedLying Always ask for repair invoices and if owner doesn’t have them, call the vendors.Ask to verify last years P and L, this years P and L, current rent roll.Never accuse, play dumb if numbers don’t add up.

Pay weekly after the job is done and invoice the tenants.

I was told The standard transaction fee of $500 and then if you have any unpaid invoices, Ecommissions or referral fees. so I asked if that was the transaction fee of $500 plus the $399 I still owed broker?