Pay them off if you can and use them for something recurring (like netflix) and then set them to auto pay the balance every month.

Pair it with your auto to get the best pricing.Good luck

We have our autos and most of our properties with USAA.  

□If you have employees who drive during work, do you require them to have or provide them auto liability insurance in an appropriate amount?

Whatever that number comes out to that will be my minimum price that I set on my auto pricing tool.

@Austin Fruechting, I have auto alerts set up from 3 different realtors (I look in several different areas, but 2 of those areas are so hot right now, that even the bad deals are pending within 24 hours), and I’m super neurotic about checking listings about 100 times a day!

. $25/mo and a ton of capabilities, like automatically texting your lead when they submit their info and auto text, email, and letter campaigns.

This may help me and other out who read.Income in (Job no investments) $2,200/moIncome out - all expenses - $210 student/auto + $1,150 (all mortgages) = $1,360 Living exp vary $550-$700/moPotential income (planned to be realized fully starting february) Duplex 1 - Lower $1,100 Upper $750 = $1850Duplex 2 - $500 per side = $1,000Duplex 3 (turnkey 1 rented, other filled by foy - $400 + $525 = $925Totaling = $2,775 All buildings have new roofs, and will have new hvac.

I'm looking for someone who is proactive, responsive, and knowledgeable (not someone who's just going to set up an auto search).

Aside from making deposits, most of my expenses are auto pay and made through my online banking.