It’s in a class c neighborhood Appreciate all the additional input as well I guess it makes sense you can set up ACH payments and this way the payments are automated and you can make sure they pay on time.

Below are some of our requirements:Highly skilled at selecting reliable tenantsThey already manage many similar properties in the areas where our current and future properties are located.Already fully automated and has an owner portal.Will evaluate potential investment properties and provide estimated rent, time to rent, and renovation items in a timely manner.Will handle payment to the HOA and resolve issues between the tenant and the HOA.Practively manage property maintenance to keep maintenance costs low.Does NOT have an internal repair department.

It is the way the world is going.That's right, and we must adapt to automation, but what it brings with it is agility of work and time, thank you for your contribution.

This is systems, processes, procedures, automations, back end framing, work-flows, call-flows, automated follow up for 50+ weeks with texts, voicemails and mail.

I have my tenants with bank accounts paying almost exclusively online and it makes rent collection and tracking so much easier.  I am looking for a similar option for tenants who don't have bank accounts and are payin...

By the way, do you have automations for this or everything is done directly by you to keep in touch and informed of any situation with the guest?

(Plus you will learn a lot) Check out software to help automate things 

The gold I want to share here is this excel/google sheets formula that can automate guaranteed detection for spam numbers based on math.

They use short form title and automated valuation data tools that do not line up with a loan in first position.There were some last year.

Problem with Zillow and Rentler is they have this annoying "1-click reply" where people can just click on your ad without reading it and you get an automated message "Joe is interested in your apartment at 123 Main St."