The only downside is that it is not automatically done (e.g. if not paid by day 5).

Also, to piggyback on my response some newer landlords think that by signing a long term deal if the person wants to break the lease after say 5 months, the tenant will just automatically write them a check for remaining 19 months..LOL.

The decision to reject should be automatic based on strict pre defined standards.

Originally posted by "charles whitaker":Points are percentages of interest and are automatically rolled into the loan amount when purchasing your property.

I also heard something about cross collateralization, so I wonder if it's true that if a person has liens recorded and owns several properties, those liens attach to all of the properties automatically, even the ones that directly effect only one specific property - for example a code violation.

You can automatically set up late fees for tenants, send them copies of their lease, request their rental insurance policy info, and more.

If you don't know what you're doing, don't expect short term rental automatically make you a lot more money.

SmartBnB automatically texts them when a new cleaning is scheduled and it has been pretty seamless. 

It looks like it may automatically save each analysis.Thanks so much!

Do you use any budget software that would automatically track this?