(if you want to know more about what this, how to do it, etc ... join the facebook group "erentpayment discussion group" and search the threads for R10 or my husbands name Rudo Catlin) ... 3 of our tenants successfully got their money back today and have resubmitted the rent payments to us using zelle. and surprisingly enough the payment was deposited into out account SAME DAY with zelle. the 3 tenants banked with citizen, pnc, pescu and my bank is capital one. all 3 tenants were originally listed at processing (not deposited) in erentpayment. we only received erentpayment notification for one of these tenants returns. so you have to have trust worthy tenants who will tell you when they got their money back. we can no longer appear to have access to our erentpayment account. when we try to log in we get the following error code. 

The cons are it's more up front work and -- if you're doing medium-term -- possibly more work to get tenants.About whether it would work for you or not ... If

While this is an extreme time for all of us, it goes without saying that they can typically control a lot when it comes to your property and charge you money to do it.Going back to my original point -- personally, I'm staying away from condos unless the deal is unreal for me, and I'm re-evaluating every year to ensure profitability when the HOA sends its FY dues notification.

I like little to no money down but not if it means you have little to no money left in your savings after a purchase.

They still get the email and text notifications about the appointment.I wanted to see if technology (Calendly) is an issue for some people.

I would use him as a contractor, but not if he isn't performing at the same speed and workmanship as any other contractor.

Most states require some sort of mandatory notification that the property has been sold and that their leases and security deposits have been transferred to the new Owner.

Are there any other steps I Should be taking other than a written notification to the son/daughter-in-law?

Some mobile home park investments can cash flow that high, but not if you don't know what you're doing. 

Rent is due on the 1st. I offer a grace period of sorts through the 5th with no late fee. Once the 6th comes there is a $50 late fee and then $10 each additional day.I have had to collect this once ($60.00). Tenant ne...