Cozy, Zelle, Venmo, Paypal, ACH deposit, e-checks, Pay-Near-Me, deposit slips, bitcoin.

I'd look for a less expensive duplex that will bring in a $750 (the most popular market number) - $850/month.

For every person I've e-mailed and called that shut a proverbial door in my face, I've found someone even better who is willing to share fantastic knowledge, insights and connections because they remember what it was like when they first began.Property Notes:3/1/1100 sq feet in Indy. 

Make sure the Tenant has the following:a) Access to recreation and parking areas b) Keys to mailbox and common areas c) HOA documents d) Emergency numbers e) Landlord address & telephone number f) Any violations of the Declaration, Bylaws or these Rules & Regulations mayresult in a flat or daily fine or in more serious situations, eviction proceedings.

For your windows, be sure that they have a low-e coating on them.

@Derek Bailey - Multifamily is always so popular. 

Personally, I don't see the benefit of contracting this work out unless you're dealing with 5+ Schedule E's and need someone to plug and chug.

You will need to contact your A and E at the clerk office and most services you contract like a plumber or electrician can also help you out as well and also an inspector.i would start with A and E and then inspector. 

This question is for those that are able to earn commission (R.E. agents) and buy their own properties.In NC the commission is funded at closing it appears (unlike some states) and I am trying to use it to pay my closing and prepaids.My lender seems to be fine with it and I just e-mailed the attorney to confirm.Who does this and is there anything I should be aware of?

As far as the failed CO, that should be an easy reply to you and a quick e-mail of the copy of the CO.