I found this to be invaluable, because he breaks things into categories and covers the essential pieces in each system. 

This also includes level above the water table if there is no municipal sewer system available, the lot must be high enough above the water table so the septic system can flow downhill from the house to the tank to the drain field.

hello everyone;As a new member of the real estate community and specifically wholesaling i'm still trying to figure out how the taxe system works in this line of business, and as tou already know taxes in this country are really tricky so i really don't wanna get ambushed XD.

I used that for my personal holdings for a while and thought it was pretty great (now I have my personal holdings logged into the larger management system, otherwise I would've likely stuck with stessa).We also use Hubspot for our communications with clients and tenants.

Anyone using those disciplines as part of your REI systems?

the whole point of this system was to support home ownership, not rei.Or, maybe you are asking about having condos that are cleared to have FHA loans?? 

All of the systems we have ever used to do checks provide generic adverse action letters and we send those out to those we are not moving forward with.

You can send them instructions to set up direct deposit.Open a bank account with a bank in their area and send them some deposit slips.Venmo or PayPalUse software systems like RentTec, TenantCloud, or Innago to manage your property and pay $10 a month to upgrade to a version that allows you to accept online payments.

It may be too early on to be trying to structure ourself this way, but I feel like if we create our system now each door will be easier to add to it later.I’ve read about a lot of different strategies including: - Keep the houses in your name, use an umbrella policy (which we have) - Series LLC (Delaware) - Real Estate / Land TrustMy wife and I currently reside in Massachusetts and the fees for businesses aren’t cheap (LLC’s are somewhere around $500).

While you are legally correct, attitudes in the court system, and the particular judge, will determine what happens.