There was an option to pay to receive it faster, but I'm good with waiting to avoid the fees.People use a variety of apps to collect rent.

I agree completely that being PREPARED is the most important overall though.I have been meeting with potential Private Investors/Partners (they bring the money, I bring the deal and PM) with a WIDE variety of 'styles and wealth'..... meaning plumbers, engineers, retired farmers and entrepreneurs with networth in the 8 digit range. 

I have dealt with a variety of folks with various poor habits and while they have not been happy with me, they seemed to understand the situation.

As a landlord, you have a variety of options you can take to prevent and deter crime.

I know that many of us have experience in a wide variety of real estate related activities and it seems the drop down list doesn't represent some important areas.I'm hoping to hear what others think about this feature.My situation:While I've been an accountant for more than 20 years, I've had many other experiences related to real estate.One such experience is as an estimator primarily doing paint, drywall and ceiling systems on government and private jobs.

But it kind of makes me wonder about the backstory and that you'd be getting into a risk area of similar variety as these folks.They didn't seem too upset about it, as they had basically just built a much larger/nicer home adjacent to theirs but it still makes me wonder if you'd be exposed in a similar way.

This was a variety of small apartment complexes and SFD. 

There's pros & cons to each method, certainly.Typically, we also recommend starting with a 3-hour drive radius around your hometown as the market you should start with for a variety of reasons. 

If you are the type of person who stops at the cemetery on the way home to get flowers, I am most likely not the agent for you.My regular investors don't pay retail prices, but I don't give 75% discount coupons up front begging for buyers to represent in this market either.

Client had the following sales in 2016:House purchased in early 2000s, variety of repairs and improvements done over the years, never rented, sold to a home owner in 2016.