Originally posted by @Jene Goshay:I looking for some suggestions on security and monitor systems for my rehab projects.Something I can watch from my smartphone that will monitor any break-ins, check(watch) contractors, and video record whos going in and out of my projects while I am away.

The Results: A Record-Breaking Month 🚀🏆 14 contracts closed in 30 days – their best month ever📈 40% increase in lead-to-deal conversion rate⏳ Faster closings – Sellers moved quickly through the sales funnel💰 More predictable revenue – With a system in place, deal flow became consistentMost importantly?

Landlords should request payment ledgers or obtain rent payment receipts or bank records covering at least the prior 6 months.

These days, when people sell on land contracts, it's often with the intent of not recording it, trying to reduce the chance the original lien gets called due on sale.

This is why people buy leads and lists consisting of records showing people are in the process of losing there homes.

A sophisticated investor will also typically ask for the entire claimed track record and then run it through the wringer.

All of our clients are utilizing QuickBooks, sometimes in tandem with Buildium or AppFolio -- but any of these platforms, when used correctly & depending on how you have your rental bank accounts/ expenses setup will be able to give you this type of reporting + the check & balance to ensure everything is recorded! 

I keep separate and distinct records for each designated series using QuickBooks Online.

Will never again buy any 1920 "renovated" homes in Indiana (or any other state).Would have looked up property tax records before making offers.

Zelle & Venmo, then record on my spreadsheet.