As I mentioned previously, we were shocked and upset to hear about what happened to the landlords who used eRentPayment.com.

AND, don’t take a victory lap if it goes down, I’d be convinced of their concept of overvalued. 

This is crazy and upsetting to hear. 

Quote from @Russell Brazil:I didn't mean to upset you, Russ.

I would imagine you would get tons of complaints/people upset about how you got their information.

He was very upset and didn't know anything about the wholesaling process or what the other guy was doing with the property. 

After I get the results back from the private investigator, I may pull the boards off the Windows, fix it up, pay the taxes, and rent it outI guarantee no one living on that street will be upset that I "stole" a house.

Seller got upset and told me that I should not have asked and run the credit check on the tenant since the home is not officially my.

i had a thread on this a few months ago, but it's official now. the Intuit is shutting down and everyone has to move to their new system - merchant payment service.http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/artic...i spent 30 mins with the rep on the phone and here are the details as I SEE THEM:- tenants can't just log in and pay unless they receive an invoice that has a clickable link- you can't send an invoice with a link if you do not have quickbooks (online or desktop)- quickbooks costs $13 per month- $.50 per transaction still applies.i am upset because not only i have to learn quickbooks, but because the tenants have to get a clickable link from me. as of now, i NEVER send out invoices. . in addition, there;s a $13 per month charge.

I am glad you have a no fee 401(k) plan offered by your employer, I would bet not all do.One of the most enlightening things that I had learned, and you many find interesting, and frankly I found upsetting because I was never explained this by my CPA/Investment adviser, is that:401(k) plans are savings plans not investment plans.