At some point HUD will list it for sale via the MLS, HUD Home Store, or Auction.

Now we have to have websites and be present on all forms of social media.

My agent said that they advertise on social media - but he did not and it seems they do not.

We have some questions around the best way to accept rental payments and how investors are separating/storing funds for future repairs, vacancy, capex, cash flow, etc.After doing some research on accepting rental payments, it looks like there are a few popular options:  cozy.co, buildium, google payments, paypal, certified funds (money order & cashiers check), cash, personal check, etc.  

But, all the filing procedures and information can be compiled and stored however the courts want it.

The new development also includes 5-6 restaurants, retail stores, and a hotel.Purchase Price: $209,000, 2 bed 2 bathAll additional expenses (HOA, insurance, taxes, etc.): Approximately $500/monthI am confident I could rent this for no less than $1600/month based on local real estate.I am 24 years old and this will be my first jump into the real estate world. 

Applicants can leave reviews on social media and get you a reputation as the 'anti gun landlord' even though that isn't the case.

The app is called "OverDrive" and should be downloadable on most major app stores.

In this day and age, you never know.I have a local hardware store that will rekey most locks for $7 including a new key, then I pay another $2 each for additional keys, so a regular lock change out costs me $13, which is cheaper than a new lock with copies made.I looked at the Smart Key locks, but the initial investment is larger, and there are lots of youtube videos on how to break into those locks. 

I'm closing on my first investment property, a 4-unit mixed-use in Yonkers (1 grocery/deli/corner store and 3 residential).