(Reminds me of the adage: the more you study, the less you know.

Tenants love them when they move out I delete their code, my subs all have their own code and so does my staffAnd lastly I am continuously reminding myself to run my business as a business.

With current tenants that I am trying to switch over I ask them politely to switch, I pick up the $2 cost and they seem to like the convenience of not having to write a check and getting the rent reminders.

If you pay down everything, you need to remind yourself the in downturns LENDING DRIES UP and it’s a LOT harder to get any kind of loan.

Then remind her that she will be responsible for the cost of all future repairs to closets in her unit?

I am calling this a syndicated loan as it reminds me of syndication, but I'm not promising a return based on an asset performing - I'm just setting up standard loan terms.

He reminded me that most folks buying a primary are putting 3-10% down, which is why there will be a deluge of deals falling through with the new standards.

It reminds me of this.Water from the light bulbs and the stove: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Also I can send bills and it automatically tacks on late fees and sends tenants reminders.

Be sure and check out my guidebook for fun local things to do/see/eat.3 DAYS BEFORE CHECKIN:  Here is info on getting to the rental, the door code (which I bury about 2/3 of the way down the message so they "have" to read that far), other general info.1 DAY BEFORE CHECKIN:  I remind them they already have the door code; tell them to let me know when they get there that all is well or if there are issues.