Cozy.co allows tenants to pay using a credit card and they are then charged a credit card fee which, of course, is steep.My only complaint with Cozy.co is that their user interface for tenants is designed such that my highly intelligent visiting scholar tenants make tons of mistakes when attempting to set up their first payments.

I’m doing an open house at a 1% rule duplex in Saint Paul tomorrow and giving away a $20 gift card to Roosters BBQ.

I always suggest you give them the flexibility to do their job properly. 

Additionally, the Dave Ramsey method to use a debt snowball to pay off credit cards, and to get intense about saving, also worked for us.  

He already sent her a new place to look at.I am new at all of this and I want to do things properly.

Even if they can see you used to own a property, when properly transferred it will look like it was sold to investors.

I paid the workers through credit card after the operation.

I'm planning on returning this weekend, during the day time, to put our drone up in the air and get some proper footage of the roof, gutters, etc. - assuming weather/snow has dissipated by then.  

I’m not sure how much the asbestos removal is, the inspector said it can be in the “tens of thousands” and that a contractor wouldn’t do work without it properly being removed first.

Maybe not a book, but a pamphlet about how to properly remove and re-install a window screen.What is up with renters and window screens anyway?