But yes, a landlord can be fined for the acts of the tenants and you can have a clause in your lease that states that you will in some fashion make the tenant reimburse you for those.

I like the idea of wholesaling, although I have never completed a deal in that fashion, although I have purchased flips through wholesalers.  

That is important to address in a mature fashion as the entire exit here is based on financing and if the appraisal doesn't support the sale price the buyer has to come out of pocket for the difference or not get the loan.  

Assets can include automobiles, artwork, collectables, etc, in addition to traditional sources like real estate or financial assets.Let me give you an example. 

Wants are things we cannot have, so I will continue making it work the old fashioned way in the mean time. 

However, I found that many large apartment complexes, conversely, usually had a lease in some form or fashion that was rent due on the first, on the 2nd or, maybe 3rd, you're late, you got hit with one large late fee, say $75 or $100, then eviction filing would start on the 4th or 5th.

You get the benefit of having the work completed in a timely fashion, and not have to pay for work not done.Assign payment penalties to the phases... as they are smaller, the contractor can focus on that phase, complete it, get paid, then move to the next one.

If you are aware of any, would you recommend it or do you prefer it the old-fashioned way: checks?

The 6% commission model is no longer in fashion.

I guess I'm old fashioned.