I want to learn more about BRRRR, Turn-key investing among others. 

That being said, we carry a receipt book in our LL filebox (the box that travels with us with keys, LL forms, etc -- we have learned to take it with us whenever we go near the rentals)  and are happy to handwrite a receipt at any time.

Just curious as any tips or perspective will help outThank you

The other is turn key, has 1 side rented for $400/mo, I plan on having a tenant in it shortly after closing at the end of this month.

One "best practice" tip would be to make sure the lawyer spells out everything in the engagement letter.

In the past I have sent rental contracts to a potential renter who was stationed in Korea, did a walk through of the property via FB messenger video chat, ran background checks with TransUnions Smart move, collected security deposit via PayPal and emailed the tenant the code to the lock box that had the key.

@Sung Park Thanks for the tip.

Your OP said saving money was key due to your overages.

I hope to become a more established BP member as time goes on, but until then i will continuously scour the forums for investing tips and tricks!

She went in to investigate and saw a q-tip on the floor and the medicine cabinet open.