General rule: never get married on a sinking ship, the honeymoon will be awful.

If you're really just leaching off the mother ship she's gonna bounce, take half, and leave you with a child support payment.In closing, dude, don't take to the internet to win a fight with your wife. 

So like all these markets  LOCATION is paramount you simply cant buy based on return numbers or price points.. the take away here is buy the best you can not the houses that look best on paper.. a 5 or 6% return that you actually get on these rentals over time without major issues with tenants needs to be weighted with the " My Criteria says I need to make 9 to 12% return) which turns out many times like what your describing above basically no return or negative returns with little hope to right the ship for many years to come. 

So far I have researched Sears, Best Buy and AJ Madisonone good thing about these sources is that they will do free shipping...

Clair is so big that you cannot see the other side (Canada) and huge shipping freights cross it out at the horizon of your vision.

For tenants that don't want to pay online I have a mailbox at a pack and ship store that is open 9am-7pm 6 days a week where they can drop off rent in person.  

I have looked into a serries LLC  but not all states recognize  it for example when I called CT gov. registration they told me I would have to register each individual LLC under the mother-ship LLC which makes this super expensive, a few other states were like this as well so, its hard to register as a series because there all registered under one EIN number.

If you have the time, making your own postcards yourself and shipping to the addresses that meet your criteria best is more cost effective for a smaller budget.I hope something here helps!

Not warranty companies; they want to have it shipped from Nova Scotia via carrier pigeon so they can save .78 cents. 

If they need to revise the schedule, we encourage them to work with each other to do so before getting us involved- I use QuickBooks to manage financials- I use custom Excel spreadsheets to manage budgets/schedules- We have accounts at Home Depot and a system where we can just fax our material orders to a rep at the contractor desk and have stuff shipped.