If I really wanted to do e-deposits, I'd probably just set it up with Zelle through Wells Fargo, that way would be free.The accountant set me up with the QBO self-employed the other day, and I spent some time going through transactions last night, so far so good; it seems pretty stupid-simple like what I'm looking for, the only downside I can see as of now is I'm not sure what category to put deposits under so they come through as a liability instead of income.

I purchased an online application about a week ago and started diving in immediately, but it has left me with so many unanswered questions. 

Hoping to understand this more as I dive into deals of this kind. 50% rule is tough in my market given the forced equity would really push the LTV past the 50% making sense when you refi.Appreciate the responses in advance.

From my past careers, diving in and learning to correct your mistakes and stay on course makes a world of difference in progression.

I ended up putting an offer in last night so we’ll see what happens.

I found a pretty solid realtor but anything else I should keep an eye out for as I dive into this ?  

We won’t see as high a nightly rate as we might have seen in past seasons.

Found it on the MLS, offered same day, accepted that night sight-unseen due to multiple offers and a "tenant" living in it.

@Jennifer Edwards we charged $110 a night for 3 bedroom 2 bath property in walking distance to lake completely renovated property.

I have a $1M policy on my vacation rental and sleep just fine at night.