The bookkeeping features allow me to easily do the accounting for my mid size portfolio and there's automations like auto transaction tagging that helps streamline bookkeeping.

The interesting part is that I have the insurance business on auto pilot with my team, managers, etc. so I honestly don't spend more than maybe an hour per week on that business.

I invested money in Peerstreet years ago and kept it auto-invested.

Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.

Obviously there are some safe guards and due diligence to it - but with that amount of capital it would be easy to get $4k to $5k a month coming in routinely - auto debited to your bank account. 

Refinancing sounds like a great option however I am not sure if I can qualify as I started my own auto repair business about 1.5 years ago.

The Code guy shows up with a Code lady like this is an auto accident and they got to have six cops on the scene.

My husband bid on an auction.com... and wasn't willing to meet reserve - yes, he was bidding against himself via the auto counter bid @Josh Anders mentioned. 

I'm interested in real estate investment brokerage (day job), real estate investing (night/weekend job), family, friends, and Formula 1 auto racing.Though I'm only now a member, I've been familiar and lurking with BP for years.

Sounds like they have partnered with 1 provider to try and expand their offerings, but these company owned brokerages are typically run by employees who have no vested interest in winning your business.Probably time to find a good independent agent to handle the rentals, AND you'd be able to leave the home and auto with USAA.Good luck