I've used a few methods for collecting rent. 

After you've acquired 'enough' you can then consider the snowball method if you'd like... or just be patient and let the renters do their job.Option A only becomes relevant when you're no longer in a growth phase or unless it's a personal comfort issue. 

Hey BP! After I get a property under contract, where do I take the contract? To a closing attorney or title company? I reside in the Atlanta Georgia market.

Looking forward to soaking up a ton of knowledge as I begin to take steps to building wealth for my family.

My next step is flipping and investing in multi million dollar properties.

LindseyHey Lindsey,Congratulations on taking that first step. 

My dad died and I bout them from my siblings and step mother with no easement.

I have spent the last 13 years investing in real estate on the side and have stuck with rentals using the BRRR method. 

That's why the 1% Rule (or really the Monthly Rent / Property Purchase Price rule) comes to mind as a very convenient method to quickly compare multiple deals and decide which to pursue.

Raising the rent is small steps only costs you money and the tenant will leave at some point anyway.