@Lane Kawaoka Ankeny is especially growing like crazy.

Alot of Blogs state the hand written ones work, and I remember when I first purchased my home I received letters like that and I'll admit I was actually quite perplexed about the junk mail and read through it.

This gets harder if you have many units, but if you goal is to stay small or grow slowly, I don't think it matters how you accept payment as long as it is not time consuming for you, causes tenant payment issues, or causing problems with your bookkeeping.I test drove Cozy for the bookkeeping side. 

My name is Tony, we were going to work with Fund and Grow, but due to unfortunate events we had to back out and cancel our request for funding and the team at Fund and Grow has been excellent and we look forward in the near future to have a chance to work with Fund and GrowDessert & Thangz LLC

If you find a deal the money can come (owner financing, Fund & Grow, private capital, hard money loans, etc).

ClasonLong-Distance Real Estate Investing – David Greene Intelligent Investor – Benjamin GrahamThe Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing – Martin StoneThink and Grow Rich – Napoleon HillStart with why – Simon SinekChoose Yourself – James AltucherJab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook – Gary V.Book on Rental Property Investing – Brandon TurnerInvesting in Duplexes, Triplexes & Quads – Larry B.

Property is B but surrounding population is growing nearly 3% a year in this suburb.

The downside to trying is limited to the cost of furnishing the property, and even then, you may be able to rent it out furnished on a long-term basis if the ST stragtegy doesn't work out, or sell the furniture for that matter.We started STRing back in January 2018 and are documenting our learnings (which are growing :) ) at our blog here (http://www.trihomestoday.com/blog/) if you're interested.Good luck and feel free to reach out with any other questions!

I have two properties and I want to keep growing.

Generally you want to pick as table or growing city.