Dang.

Since my late fees are automatically added to their invoices (I have a recurring late fee set up), most of them pay on time to avoid high late charges.

Originally posted by @Tommy Dang:@Jon s.

@Scott Carder  we hit a happy medium.. get invoice on the 1st pay on the 10th  get invoice on the 7th we pay on the 10th of the next month.. teaches our subs to get the billing in time.Now to be fair we are using bank loans.. so they send an inspector out before we can get our draw so we need our draw request to them by the 2nd to get our draw by the 10th.. so if our subs want to get paid they get us the invoice.. plus they need to sign lien release with check.

Dang...that's awesome!!!

Or the other developer that had an outstanding invoice of 50k that he decided he didn't want to pay right now because his property hasn't produced any income, but how happy he would be to loan me a $1000 at 15% if that would help.

"Mary Smith".Now when you make entries--deposits or invoices, you can select the class, Maple 257, the customer, Maple 257, and the job, Mary  Smith.  

And let's say I find a plumber who could command $100/hour, but I offer him $60/hour.If he refuses my offer and works for $75/hour, he might spend a typical week like this:-  30 hours earning $75/hour-  10 hours bidding jobs-  A couple hours on the evenings and weekends talking to potential customers, writing up invoices, calling customers trying to collect payments, etc.-  Perhaps spend some time and money on advertising/marketingIn that typical week, he will earn $2250. 

I had one recently who texted me for my email to send an invoice three times of the course of a week.  

Hi BP, my drive is cluttered and I had some trouble tracking updated paperwork, RFI, sent invoices, etc.