I have regular security agreements, promissory notes and transfer the titles with liens attached to them.

I have my W2 and all my stuff from my regular job, the stuff for my home mortgage, health insurance, all that jazz that I already take to an accountant.

Check it regularly and make sure he is making the payments on time.

By applying this principle to every interaction, I set myself apart.

My husband and I attend several Real Estate Meetups in our area and have started our own Meetup that meets regularly. 

Landlord: Focus on applicant criteria, vetting potential tenants, thorough lease agreements, outline tenant expectations, perform regular walk throughs with tenants, and use web-based rent collection and maintenance requests. 

Is there a significant fee that I would have to pay opposed to just going through a regular lender ?

[Self promotion removed by moderators]Next, it is important to work with an agent who works with investors regularly for obvious reasons.

The owners and managers deny they discriminated against families with children but agreed to resolve the matter through the Conciliation Agreement.Under the terms of the agreement, the owners and property managers will pay IFHMB $10,000, abolish any two-person-per-bedroom policy, remove language regarding the two-person-per-bedroom policy from advertising and marketing materials, and have property managers and staff that interact with applicants and tenants attend fair housing training.

I've had a few interactions recently that I think are typical of any industry but add to the argument for getting started with your first equity deal ASAP.