Does investor check a box, in which case anybody that wants to be accredited is accredited, or does one have to collect bank statements, deeds, appraisals, brokerage account statements etc to verify.

I would want about 1/3 of money's collected to be cashflow with cash reserves of at least $2000 per property, but that is just for me.

I understand this is not the norm and not a great data point, but decided to mention it purely as a fun fact.

Most of the HOAs I've dealt with use attorneys for collections who keep pretty detailed files and know what debt has been discharged.

He will collect a security deposit and rent from some unsuspecting person and never be heard from again.

So if you, for example, collected first and last, then an attorney (and they do this all over the city) advertises the possibility of 2 free months rent.

Is there a company or service you use that you can input the data and then have the owner paid on a monthly basis and it track the info in a similar fashion as if you were checking your online balance at a bank?

I'm not sure exactly how sub2 data shows up on a tax return, though.

But there is a bias using the data on the market because they represent the house that do not rent out, probably due to overprice.

In some instances, the online lenders have do not have Loan Officers but more of data entry folks on the phone.