And than impact on end user/consumer mindset conditioning. 

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I have not used Zillow payments but looking into it. any other recommendations.Thanksnamal We use Rent Redi, it has an option for auto withdrawal from the tenants account to yours.

So, if you're really thinking of switching to them, I would really check them out and talk with other users to see if it's a PMS you want to tackle. 

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Quite frankly I would be inclined to turn down investors at high LTV, but owner users seem to work out.  

This is her page here https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/rebeccac11

If you make a strategic offer of $70,000, complemented by a rough $30,000 renovation investment, you position this property as a prime rental candidate and can command rents between $1,100 and $1,200 monthly.

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