If you take out a payday loan you pay a crazy rate, but if it's what you need to do, you do it.

Don't let greed get in the way of this decision thinking you're going to get a big pay day all at once.

You’ll get a large upfront payday, cash flow monthly, amortize the original loan, hopefully appreciation, and you don’t have to deal with being a landlord.

My point is that with a HELOC you are able to instantly draw out money as quickly as another person can take money out of a checking account. 

Just signed a tenant who is really happy about having the option to pay every other week as they get paid. Obviously all the verbiage in the lease about the first of the month needs to be modified with an addendum for...

The cash flow in and out on these properties is a bit of a mystery to me so it's hard to determine if or how much I should leverage and if my other rentals would have to float all or some of the expenses until I get a big payday with a harvest. 

Everyone that I have seen when they get what the perceive to be a BIG PAYDAY they go CRAZY.

@Chad Clanton The major problems I am seeing with IDX-ed info on sites are: 1) Lag time: Often the data is not instant as it would be on the MLS (sometimes it's months behind).2) Not complete data.  

She got paid bi-weekly, so we changed her autodraft to bi-weekly so that we'd draft her account on payday.

wit increased tenant screening tools available instantly (online) like never before, why oh whyyy is there a 'Surge in Evictions in the USA'?