The cost of all the vendors to process a loan: credit, audit, LOS, tax, Underwriting, processing, verifying every piece of paper is a range of $9000- $11000 per loan. 

Do you group paper receipts into folders for each property/entity and then pay bills once a month, for example?

People like this generally want to rent until they want to leave, which might just be week to week, and don't want any paper trail.

You are organized, but already in the weeds with a lot of paper ideas that may not be realistic in real life.

I joined bigger pockets a while back but had to focus on paying my way through school and passing a dual major in Chemical Engineering and Paper Science Engineering.

A verbal agreement is fine to get the deal figured out on the front end, but definitely try getting that deal down on paper sooner rather than later!

The questions was whether my fire escapes are up to code, and since the Fire Department approval was given in 1940, on a small slip of paper, it's grandfathered even though it doesn't meet current codes.

@Allan Wu take into consideration that tenants are not going to be as careful as you would be, so make sure your lease states no flushable wipes, paper towels, feminine products, etc., that easily clog and that they’re responsible for repair if used.

But they even stop and chat with me while I'm up cleaning and I'm able to check on them, make sure everything is good and see if anything else needs replaced like TP, paper towels, etc.

Or would they be equally content with paper assets in the future?