The best way to collect rent on time is requiring tenants to pay it online.

BP is one of the best online real estate investment websites.

Account Closed what's nice about attorneys is that a lot of the good ones are on Yelp.

I would have contacted the seller personally but they appear to be very old school and I can't find their info online, with the exception of a possible address. 

Get a pro account and post on here. 

As I said, the seller is in a distressed situation and really pressed for the funds to take care of elderly parents, who are the original owners of the property.I was told by a reputable bank in my area that handles land lots loans, that I don’t have enough liquidity and I would need at least $100k in my bank account to move forward.

As I said, the seller is in a distressed situation and really pressed for the funds to take care of elderly parents, who are the original owners of the property.I was told by a reputable bank in my area that handles land lots loans, that I don’t have enough liquidity and I would need at least $100k in my bank account to move forward.

I know we need to setup a separate bank account from our personal finances to run our rental properties business, but not sure if we should go through a "big bank" or "small bank"/credit union.  

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Ryan Dula yes you could. 

Mainly I am thinking of how to put the profits in each account to use sooner by combining them.