You can fight with the bank over it all you want.Google The NY Times article on Zelle- it was meant to scare people off of the platform, but I found it to be very reassuring.Make no mistake- I love Cozy, and what it offers- but Zelle and Venmo are just a better system for collecting rent if you have good tenants.

My response was not meant to be sarcastic in any way. 

@ Saj that is what happened in the last recession of 2008-2009 . i meant a 10-20% drop in rents .

I understood and was happy with that, figuring that meant some savings on commission, too. 

That's not what I meant by looking at the time it takes.If  you are only making 57/month...that's only $684/year. 

What I meant by ‘no,’ is that in my state, the cost of title insurance gets picked up by seller, so the way my lawyer worded it in our contract made it more of a tranfer (from seller to buyer) than an acquisition.

@Joshua Loera, if you meant that you just went into contract but have not closed yet then yes you can use that for new construction. 

So, I meant you can use that after-tax money and do whatever you want. 

I knew what you meant by uction

This is not meant to be a personal slight to agents, but it is absolutely a dying career field...maybe 20 years instead of 10.