Or Quickbooks, but that is more for serious business, larger than a few rentals.2.

Not sure what your goal is but before you start messing with homeowners in default (regardless of what stage), you might want to read up on the foreclosure laws in the state you are trying to do business in.

However, I do not see how people can be successful as a scalable business in 2024. 

How they handle their turnover is their business.

You'll get a lot more out of it, including a lifetime friend in the business if things progress well. 

It is making me sign up for their banking account in order to send my tenant the ability to make payments through their site.But what I think I am realizing is that I can have my tenant make payment through Zelle which is connected to my Chase Business Account.

I'm still new in the space but willing to learn the business.

@John D.To learn more about what qualifies as self-employment income in order to open a solo 401k plan, see the following: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...Also, IRS Publication 560 (the publication for self-employed plans such as SEP and SIMPLE IRAs, ans solo 401k plans) has a section that gives examples of self-employment activity.

Which in turn will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

I'm not sure the specifics of that market but my initial gut reaction would be that 90+ day stays may be a bit too limiting to make an MTR worth it. 90 days could work well with the average 13 weeks for travel nurse contracts but may limit your digital nomads, business traveler, etc bookings.