Set up auto-deposit and disperse the funds to the contractor.

And for the record, I'm not an attorney nor an accountant I just speak about my personal experiences in real estate and business in general.First thing that pops to mind is auto expenses.

I honestly get tons of e-mails daily from Guru's and have them auto forwarded to my trash can.

When i went looking for Kris Kirschner aka auto pilot guru he is no where to be found online or anywhere for that matter.

I'm rebuilding my marketing follow up system and I'm looking for a phone service that can handle incoming texts and phone calls, then run a text auto responder for follow up.  

I'd suggest you buy http://www.amazon.com/Landlording-Auto-Pilot-No-Br...Especially read the chapter on the application process.

About 25 years ago I moved exclusively to commercial - basically free standing retail, warehouse, auto repair, etc.

Contemplating oil to gas conversion of four ancient oil boilers in a 4-plex where leases stipulate that new tenants receive their tanks 'full' must have auto-delivery contract and leave tank full upon lease expiration.

On the 15th of the month, I  auto transfer the 20%  of  rents from operating acct to reserve account and pay for all repairs and unexpected G&A. 

If your DTI is acceptable it would be better to look at using your capital to buy more properties, and use the cash flow from those properties to extinguish the auto loan debt more rapidly, if it appears they will affect further purchases.