Here, once you have an account and a bit of lending experience, you can access the online, fill-in-the-blank templates to create your own set of documents. 

That's what I've heard from others and read online as well.

Where people went cheap with online brokers, many of those companies just did not have the resources or expertise is seemed in many instances to handle claims. 

Though I appreciate the idea of finding online resources and studying them, I find that a curated, tried and true formula (if it works) is much more worth my time than spending time trying to find which resource works best and then spitballing the ideas until something sticks. 

From what I can tell online, the RF1 zoning district is designed primarily for single family row houses (like townhomes).

I contacted that agency this week online & got a response they are not writing commercial properties now. 

Every contact I needed for insurance, mortgage and cleaners were done online, mostly through connections from BP. 

Check out other online guides available here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides3.

I wanted a cohesive, fairly upscale look, so bought new from a variety of places including a local furniture store, Amazon, Wayfair, Target online, Home Depot online, Pottery Barn, Article, and others.

I’m always looking to implement best management practices so what can I, as a landlord, do to protect myself when accepting online payments?