Are you seeing a charge on your credit card statement?

(ACH/ETF) Hey credit card companies and insurance companies do it, so why not landlords.

I use Paypal to request funds from tenants that do not already have their own ACH solution; some of them already have a pay-out service via Chase Quickpay, Capital One P2P, or old-school auto-ACH via their bank.For tenants that setup their own ACH through their bank, they pay their normal rent; for those use Paypal for debit/credit card to pay rent, they get a processing fee added to their rent balance.

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Filing, business cards, everything you spent on the business.

Also if you decide to convert the property to a long-term rental the improvements may be added to your capital basis & depreciated over time.Track Expenses by Account - Helpful for reconciling bank accounts & credit card accountsSave receipts/invoices of contractors#2 Liabilities / Outstanding Loan BalancesIf you are using outside funding, you will also want to keep track of your outstanding loan balances that you owe for each property.You can do all of this in an Excel spreadsheet by just creating columns for Category, Vendor, & Accounts. 

I'd prefer to stick with a card that allows me to transfer to a number of different airlines or hotels.Is this the best out there or do you guys know of a better card for high dollar amounts? 

Being able to say, "Let me discuss with the owner and get back to you" has saved us from bad decisions numerous times.3) They may try to impersonate you or ID theft you in regards to utilities, junk mail for new credit cards sent to the property in your name, etc. 

Im interested to do wholesaling in the us, but im Canadian and wondering if I need a green card, setup LLC in order to do so, prefer as simple as possible :)

Here's a site that highlights the 20 most successful RE Facebook ads - and you'll be surprised at some of the major players who found this to be a better source than the Zillow and CraigsList route:  https://leadsbridge.com/blog/7...Market internally to tenants...send cards inviting them to contact you before they renew for great prices.