Time of Event: 09/17/2014 at 07:00PM Location: ROUND TABLE PIZZA, LAKE FOREST Fee to Attend: Free

With our system you don't accept and reject each payment, however you do have settings to block certain payments from being submitted.In the event of an eviction we also have a Payment Status setting in each property where you can set the field to Blocked and that will block the property from accepting any payments.  

Before you move a tenant in, you need to make sure that your give them a list of charges that you are going to charge in the event that do not clean up the property, or there are repairs that are necessary.  

There is a calendar of upcoming events you can look through to see what works for you.  

In any event if you feel you can't trust them I would suggest finding someone else as that is not going to be conducive to a good working relationship.Apparently making your money going into a deal is one of the more difficult parts of RE investing.

If you are buying properties at the end of Q3, you are going to have fewer "eyes" on your rentals; however, by purchasing early in the season (start of Q2), rehabbing and getting it onto the market (whatever you do to find renters) by mid-Q2, you have a lot of prospective tenants.Again, the numbers work or they don't, but if you are getting a great deal in December, make sure that the relative discount covers carry costs in the event you cannot get a wonderful tenant in the first 45-60 days.

I have sent out thousands of postcards and letters and so far haven't event come close to closing a deal with direct mail.

I would suggest checking out google's keyword planner (https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner) and try out some terms that you are looking at to get estimates on search volumes.One suggestion I have would be to include the area that you are targeting with your keyword terms.

**I am not a financial planner.

Also I would recommend that you do a proper inspection proper to tenants moving in and make sure you have it documented properly,  In the event you have to go to court to recover damages the judge will always ask you how know the condition of the property before the tenants moved in.