So my cautionary tale is when buying seller financed paper, make sure you are very in tune to the value of the property.PS: Even if this started out as performing, same concept applies - make sure you know the numbers/values of the property.

Start networking with other real estate investors who do STR or LTR.

My house is paid off but I’m at a dead end job and would really like to start building more wealth. 

We just started using Baselane, and perhaps we could lean on that more to be able to track the expenses, categorize them per property/per tenant/mark as 'tenant expense'/mark as 'tenant reimbursed' or 'tenant unreimbursed', and then create a security deposit balance report, that would pull everything together.I'm just looking for advice from someone that has already figured out a simple and standard way to handle this.

I'm an investor here myself and moved from Portland OR to Columbus OH to start real estate investing here.

Not to be rude, but it's my experience, that if people dont absolutely love building they won't be good tradesmen.If its learning flipping as a whole, I'd start with J.

I started making YouTube videos and using QR codes for the toughest things guests struggle with.

Joined a Mentorship Community / Mastermind Group, Started Real Education, Started self-reflection as to who I am and how I can add value, Started putting myself out there looking for partners.

You can do a good title search for your own, obviously, you have to do good due diligence2) The same as above, you can use a bunch of online tools (starting from Google Maps e.g.) and use specific services to get photos of the property3) It's wrong.

You could start reporting her late to the credit bureaus(it would get reported once it's 30 days past due), that might get her attention.