They're practical, and tell you what's really a "deal breaker" and what's not.

Dan Stewart I don’t know Michigan law or common practices but out here the buyer does a “final walkthrough” often the day or a few days before closing.

You can also check online to see if its posted there.

I can practically walk into a situation I’m sure a lot of people work hard for.

I personally think anyone with fewer than 20 units is wasting money by paying for software when a spreadsheet would do just fine.I recently tested TenantCloud (free for up to 75 units) and it has some really great features for a beginning Landlord, to include online marketing.

If they are paying late several times a year you have a tenant that can not afford the unit and as smart business practice you should be planning to change out that tenant before they stop paying entirely.

It takes a ton of hard work and practice but in my eyes, I'd rather put in the sweat for MYSELF than to be putting in that work for someone else who will NEVER value me as much as I value myself.Educate yourself and start your career as an agent on a successful local team.

Fully Accountable is an online service that a lot of my REI friends use. 

For instance, when I get an MLS listing that looks interesting, I do a quick online check to see what it would rent for and do the math to see if it meets the 1% rule.

We’ve done some online research but I’d like to hear from people who actually live in these places.