They are the ones with the software I am transitioning to from Buildium.

The seller's social security/TIN has to be reported by the closing agent.

I'm assuming a 3 bd place would cost more than a 2bd place.What about the security deposit?

I've been burned before in showing a place and then the client used another realtor to secure the deal.

This is big because when I try new systems it takes time learning what the software is capable of doing and what it lacks and getting used to using it.Streamlines Processes - The more websites you have to flip through to get your work done, the more complex your system is, the more layers you add to your work process the more time, money and resources you waste to get work done.

@Ollie Gray IV - ideally, if you can secure a low interest, fixed APR, loan on a property in a good area - you will never sell it...

If the damage is beyond the security deposit, my mentor will inform the residents that he is going to have a handy-man come fix the damages and send the bill to the residents.Knowing how much damage can happen inside a unit, I plan to start inspecting the units in the New Year.

I'm not sure how long you plan on keeping the property or if you plan on holding it but like Townsend stated its very important and security that you may not foresee needing but may very well need down the line.

:Complete newbie here, trying to secure my first property.

So I have 2 friends with money and we've put together a pretty good plan for building a buy and hold business and them getting safer, secured returns on their money.