And that the author recommended saying something like RENT = 1300EARLY PAYMENT DISCOUNT = 300EARLY PAYMENT MEANS 15 DAYS before rent is due.There for, if the tenant routinely pays the rent 15 days prior to its due date, then they get a discount ....The other upsides are that the SECURITY DEPOSIT and LAST MONTHS rents quantity is higher.Is anyone doing this?

I've also been eagerly awaiting a discussion on pricing (maybe they're uncomfortable about it?) 

Trust me, I'm uncomfortable writing this but how can an idea serve you if no one knows about it? 

But, on this website it seems pretty routine that people contribute in their own way while also getting their business out there in the REI community. 

As far as working with an Investor/Agent, you have to develop a trust and understanding that you wont step on each others toes, find your own deals, dont just sit and wait for your agent to email you deals, be diligent in your search, watch every day, look at the auctions, and  MLS, every day or even several times a day, its part of my routine.

So about 23k, plus you have to factor in vacancies, routine repairs and maintenance, repaining the place every 5 years or so, and any other expenses that come up, such as power and water expenses while showing a vacant house.I have three townhouses right now, two at 1% and one that i'm living in now that will be around 1.3%.

I understand the basic routine, however, I need to go through the process myself.

. - Buying a house from across the country is slightly uncomfortable for me (mostly irrational fear). - Having to front all of the upgrades at time of purchase, including furniture, is expensive (spending a lot of money on stuff that wouldn't be necessary for a long term rental).1.

Having my BRRR sitting out there with my name on it until I can get a conventional loan feels uncomfortable.

It's easier to hold yourself accountable when there's a routine.