You need to put yourself in the shoes of your customers.  

Enjoyed it and was able to pull some good things from it...curious ways that others may have implemented some of his suggestions into landlording, buy and hold...For me --reward good clients (tenants) by being extra prompt with customer service/maintenance issues, small tokens of appreciation such as gas card, etc. for consistent, on time rent payment (say for 1 yr of prompt payment).

@Rich Groves After a quick search with Google, I came up with their customer service number but it is against the rules of this site to post numbers outside of the marketplace.Google them!

I painted it and now it looks like it was part of the cabinets and gives it a "custom" feel.

Your personal auto policy's livery exclusion could come into play if you are transporting customers.

It just costs me an extra transaction fee, but the system is set up (you can customize this) to charge a late fee unless all of the rent is received and the lease is structured the same way.As far as them paying early - they can pay whenever and if they are paying before the rent posts to their account their account will simply show a credit.  

I did, after the purchase I loaded up then went to customer service.

Well, if we all are ready to assist so keep up the hard work and remember to find a company who offers all the services you are going to need this way you can build a relationship versus just being a customer.  

(I will check back later to see if that little red logo is added).But yes, you can argue: hypocrisy; but, I am not a Wholesaler...

I'm not a realtor, but I can customize and personalize the letter a little bit.