Another good option is Chase- you can send or request money from anyone at no charge if you have a Chase account, might be worth looking into.

Your tenants will be a headache, most often you'll be chasing them up for rent, evicting them.You buy cheap you pay for it in stress, lack of rent coming in, maybe high insurance costs.

I learned a lot of the basic concepts and agreed that we needed to go there long ago, but between chasing the economy and employment haven't taken the opportunity to learn further how to actually do that.  

Which is why so many went belly up in the last recession, those were all the people who think this is a sprint to leverage yourself as fast as possible into as many properties as you can chasing cash flow and 'control' of properties, cash flow can be a very precarious thing in a down turn, like trying to cup mist in your hands.

Originally posted by @Chase London:I recently signed an agreement with a broker to represent me in the purchase of my 1st 4unit property.

@Jason Green  could be an intestate situation.. best to just pay for  a title commitment.you will know when you go to the auction as I am sure other investors will be chasing this and it will bid up. 

@Chase Gochnauer Thanks for the response!

These tenants had qualified, but it was the constant drama and stories and excuses that spilled into a monthly story and chase for rent.

I must be like a dog chasing his own tail.

If its a two story can you run an electrical chase all the way to attic and back down the partion walls??