The up side is rent is deposited electronically like clockwork. would take all the section 8 I can get but you must screen tenants just as car fully.

Many more are coming.From the September issue of the Chattel Finance Newsletter - reprinted by permission

I know this thread is a little old, but Harvard's newsletter "Negotiation" is a great one.

Cash reserves are pretty good evidence that she manages her finances fine & won't give you any problems.Getting her cancelled checks (or electronic payment record) is the only way to be sure the person paid their current landlord on time. 

There are some older threads concerning this but due to rapidly changing technology wanted to see what luck people have had with online/ electronic payments?

The Post It note is an interesting one I had never heard of before.Don't forget about doing an e-newsletter as well and maybe some eblast as fillers between issues.

And for the most part liked them.Now, I'm a voracious reader with a constantly growing REI library and count a book worth the price if I learn just one useful thing.He is definitely not your 'rah rah let's all get rich' commentator, and I like his 'curmudgeonly' attitude in that it serves to give me added perspective.If you want one yardstick to judge him by, consider that his newsletter costs $125 a year and I believe he has well over a thousand subscribers.

@Petra Ibrahim and Account Closed We don't have any events scheduled at this time in No Cal, however I added both of you to my email list, keep an eye for our email newsletter and future announcements for the upcoming events.

Dear fellow realtors,Can anyone recommend a monthly newsletter provider?

Come to find out there is water leaking through the wall and dripping onto his window sill right by his computer and other electronics(I recommended he buys renters insurance when he signed the lease)... hmm.