If you think that having a website for the intentions that I have is a waste of time and money then feel free to let me know that also.

They'll waste them.You could split the utilities 50/50 (or based on occupancy) since it's only you and one other.Or include a utility allowance-- if they go over that amount, they pay more.A meter is the best if possible.

You're wasting your time if you're trying to go the bank route on such a small loan refi.The bottom line is there are fixed costs associated with every transaction.

You can pull credit by getting the applicant's SSN and subscribing to a credit check service.To be honest, if your units are really low-income, the credit check can be a waste of time.

I don’t spend anymore money on a property then I would if I would’ve found it myself I just waste a whole lot less time.  

The limited impact extra payments have on the interest applied to the payments you are paying makes it sound good, but in practice it proves to be a waste of good money.

@Ping Chen ,There are literally hundreds of wholesalers in North Carolina, especially Charlotte, trying to off-load inventory.  

By the way when I was signed up for Realtytrac, I found most of their data was old and never updated and a waste of my time.

I have learned that "auctioned" does not necessarily mean sold.I'm sure lots of properties are sold at auction but I probably wouldn't waste my time unless it was a no-reserve auction/absolute auction.

(see previous threads) I don't waste my time on this anymore.I will credit George Alexander though - he apparantly does have conversations with my contacts more frequently now (although, I am not sure what they talk about b/c he hasn't given them any good news or money).If you choose to get involved with this -be careful.