Transfers are easy to set up and you can even create rules on when to transfer funds. 

You can have the tenant set up an auto debit with their bank.

Unfortunately, that is when greed set in and it was voted that we needed to expand to other locations because our business plan was getting behind schedule.  

The goal is to set a standard without having to go to court but if you have to do that it is what it is.

Gonna try my hardest not engage in a pointless political debate, but there goes, we actually have a real growing problem in our country in the fact that our birth rate is below replacement level, we also have a massive shortage of skilled and even unskilled labor which anyone in construction can attest to, now I’m not sure the current system of just chaos at the border is great, and I’d much perfer more legal immigration but one way or another we need more tax payers and more labor and we need to find a way to set up a system that encourages legal immigration and brings more skilled labor especially for trades and shores up social security and Medicare with a new tax base.

Never used that rules nor any rules set by the gurus and somehow build up a portfolio that allowed my to exit the corporate world.I find those rules are an obstacles for my clients and slow them down from achieving their dreams.Its better to come up with your own rules based on your personal goals & strategy.

all set. thanks!

It provides us with the flexibility we need to start renovations at a time when we have financial and plans set, ultimately increasing the property's value and appeal for future long-term tenants.Our decision is not just about financial gain; it's about providing immediate assistance to those in need, with the understanding that this approach also serves our long-term objectives.

This company just cold called us. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.