However the condo we own has a rule of 90 minimum notification to the HOA of intent to sale.We recently saw a property we want to exchange into but will likely miss out due to the HOA requirement.

It also has options for late fees and the tenants get rent receipts and notifications if they don’t select the AutoPay function.

seems to me that nothing in this world is always one way or the other. leverage works, sure. but not if you use it improperly. seems pretty obvious... but im no investing genuis

the 3 tenants banked with citizen, pnc, pescu and our bank is capital one so this makes the same day deposit amazing. we will be using them moving forward as to avoid the risk of a middle man. all 3 tenants were originally listed at processing (but not deposited) in erentpayment. we only received erentpayment notification for one of these tenants returns. so you have to have trust worthy tenants who will tell you when they get their money back. we can no longer appear to have access to our erentpayment account. when we try to log in we get the following error: Error Your previous operation did not complete and has been logged.

Not if they have a Series LLC to create in that state or not--an investor in any state can form a Series LLC in a different state if he or she wants one.

I set them to only sms and no email and I’m still only getting the notification through email.

While I haven’t been sued, and hope I don’t have to deal with it, Brandon Turner has said something like, if you’re in real estate, it’s not if it’s when, when it comes to being sued.

That will end up costing you much more in the end, when something fails, for example, and you don't have the power of history with the vendors (or contractors) to help you through it - and that is definitely *when*, not *if*. 

That way the person you're referring to will get a notification that their name has been mentioned.And welcome to BP!

Not if he is planning on living in one of the units