The beauty with technology these days is the flexibility it provides landlords. 

Most even allow flexibility for tenants to pay by ACH or credit/debit card.I'd be happy to address any other questions you might have. 

cite=4.16.040, I expect to soon have increased flexibility to use the money in the segregated rental income accounts that I’ve set up and control.

You'll want to go with a commercial lender on this type of transaction so that they can be a little more flexible with the LLC stuff, no debt to income considered, basically just the cash flow of the property considered.

I'm currently working a 9 to 5 job from 6 AM - 2 PM but my hours are pretty flexible.

Every investor and deal is different, flexibility would be useful.

As an owner-only business retirement plan, the Solo 401(k) has higher contribution limits, allowing you to build your savings on the front end as well as providing investment flexibility.

IF you want to have them sign YOUR lease with more explicit details about how the property is to be maintained, I would still do it as a M2M....gives YOU way more flexibility ....DO NOT sign them up for another year If you do that, its WAY harder to evict them early for noncompliance of terms of the lease.People can be slobs...... bottom lime to me is if their lifestyle is damaging my property, then they are out...... if its just clutter etc and there is no real damage, then ok.....

I'm very satisfied that I formed my LLC from the start with the flexibility to be a TX Series LLC.

I would love to have the financially flexibility to care for my parents because the traditional methods for retirement are inadequate these days.Truthfully, I'm scared to buy real estate.