I invite my tenants to signup, and then they can auto-pay direct to my LLC, without getting my bank information.

Property is in rural NEPA, and surprisingly, my current insurer, who I thought I was "In Good Hands" with, who I've been with for auto and homeowners for almost 20 years, absolutely 100% refused any type of coverage and actually wished me luck in finding insurance. no referrals, no pitch or recommendations.

A tenant that uses hazardous waste materials such as auto body paint or motor oils etc. has a responsiblity for proper disposal.

With systems in place currently that allow me more time away from the buy/sell business, it is a viable thought to put the buy/sell business on full auto-pilot and turn it 501(c).

that happened a lot after major hail storms etc.None of this applies to auto policies and that was a source of confusion for many of our customers.

Privataely originated notes are almost viwed as collateral loans, like auto title loans.

(Besides, these are the tenants who want to set up auto-pay, as noted in my other posting today).Thanks again for all the expert inputs that people have shared.

My first reaction would be "I'll keep the machines for a 50/50 split, on a non-auto renewal yearly contract, OR You can pick up the machines outside the property on xx/xx/xxxx date, thank You have a nice day. . .Click.

Put them on the back burner set up an auto responder to keep in contact and focus on deal hunting.

Then I use an auto-responder to manage the list.When I have a wholesale house, I simply drive traffic to a website, and the house sells quickly.