I just have 3 questions. 1) I have a move in date on a apartments with my current girlfriend and the move in date is June 1st I mention that because, I was wondering about the residency requirements as far as the property is it a way around it or is best to just live in the property for 6 months. 2) I had one pre qualification down and I plan on doing at least 2 more before my window closes and my credit takes the hit.

Keep me up to date with your property in Memphis.

It doesn't sound like you're trying t apply pressure at all and that a reasonable date - maybe 30 days as she did pay first month (just a thought, obviously not legal advice) rent would be enough for both parties. 

We did not have the Internet and the 5 and 10 years to a Million in Real Estate books and courses.

I've looked into many systems; however, they seem to all require wifi connection to work, which isn't possible since tenants provide their own internet.  

The first three months would cover rent/mortgage, utilities (including phone and internet, since those are a necessity now),  and food.

I actually do not know if the tenants are up to date on rent.

The only thing to consider is the batteries need to be changed every three months and it requires internet access to operate.

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I actually do not know if the tenants are up to date on rent.