I've been happy with Cozy payments thus far - just make sure tenants set it up before the last minute.I did extensive research to find a good tool that integrates online applications and background checks, and got rent collection as a bonus as well.

Their selection *looks* more extensive than HD or Lowe's, but I also think some of that is down to how Menards builds their in-store displays and shelves.Usually I find HD has better prices on the same material. 

I never imagined that I would have to take the houses over again or spend money to make extensive repairs. 2) Have an attorney create or at least review your contracts.

My buyers list is not that extensive yet.

I have a potential opportunity for a rehab but it needs extensive foundation repair.

It sounds really familiar to a guy a talked with extensively for several weeks on a 16 unit in STL.

This year I will owe significant money to the irs because of a few successful flips.What is your opinion on the ethicality of filing an extension to delay payment.  

I'm trying to get an extension on the inspection period. 

I see them as an extension of my company when they are at a property. 

They added a moisture barrier, replaced downspouts and extensions, and regraded the land within 6 feet of the house to divert water away from the foundation.Numbers:$60k asking price.Revenue: $825/mo rent.Expenses: $95/mo taxes, $50/mo insurance, $65/mo prop mgmt. + $40/mo re-leasing fee, $100/mo rep&maint.We can buy either in cash or 20% down.