It's simple but not always easy.   

It is really simple to use and is completely free. 

(to all the folks that will say those are low returns, I know it is an example, I'm trying to make things simple)

@Andrew PettitThe only relatively simple way (I know of) to avoid paying capital gain taxes on sold stock is to reinvest the capital gains into a Qualified Opportunity Zone fund.

Ideally the RE also appreciates, but value achieved via appreciation is not real simple to access (i.e.

I would implore anyone considering eRentPayment to do some simple "google" searches (and this site might even be a good place to start) to get more information.While I agree that their systems were pretty full featured, the fact that I got caught in their action (rather inaction) and didnt have a viable option to get our funds speaks far louder than features that a provider can offer.

First of all, the didn't ask me too many questions, they asked how much I need and where is the properties.Then the gave me a simple and not professional application via Word document and there as no section to put the ARV (As I am searching for a fix and flip).Gave me an approval letter without any mentioning the monthly payment, the interest that I'll pay...And finally wrote that I need to put 2% (2 points) BEFORE closing, the was the final red flag for me.Be aware of these scams

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Owasso.

Purchase price: $140,000

4/2/2 SFR in a cute neighborhood. Purchased as our primary residence in 2016.
We moved in December ...

I see some people using very simple forms but meanwhile I'm contacting attorneys and paying $600 for a contract fit to our needs.I'm looking for any advice or information I should be directing myself towards.

Give a copy to your tenant after signing and keep the original yourself.It may seem unnecessary, but this simple practice will save a lot of you from a lot of heartache and lost income.