@Brandon Turner One each for checking, security deposit, savings, taxes and it all depends if all the properties have its own EIN.You need to learn to customize and memorize your QuickBooks reports.

They collect the origination fee from you, sell their mortgage, apparently conveniently thru MERS, get their money back, goes on to next customer, do another mortgage.

I came to this conclusion after doing some custom blends that I ultimately ended up needing to repaint because I couldn't match for touch ups, but if you have a better method for handling this I'm all ears. 

A customized lease agreement would also work because I could write in specific language about common areas, separate entrances and off limit areas.

I'm curious to see if experienced investors agree/disagree with the founder's arguments.  

The exposure to potential customers, and the ability to use the photographs on our website and other marketing, would be the added bonus.I'll consider your idea, however, as we do have some really eye-catching barstools and counter stools.

I think there is a valid argument that properties in a flood plain should be worth less because they cost more to own, but I could never get the appraiser to buy into that. 

I have several customers in the area and out of curiosity have looked into what they paid for their houses, and it blows my mind!

It won't bankrupt me and if other investors run for the hills that's just another buying opportunity :)I spoke to @Adam A. about this in person and might be interested in throwing some big $$$ behind it.I want to be the face of the argument for publicity purposes lolMy team is advising me not to do it, but this is a fight I wouldn't mind picking.One thing tho, I have felt a lack of respect from local Toledo investors for sometime now so that is the only thing holding me back.Talk to me Andrew :)

I was the 2nd one to call the realtor to see the place, but when we got there, a customer whom she just showed to house hours earlier, was there talking to the seller trying to cut her out of the deal.