I agree with @Joe Gore and @Wayne Brooks  the agent brought you a buyer for the finished product not someone looking to just purchase the lot.

Benefits of Dwolla for collecting rent-$0.25 per transactionRecurring paymentsNew Direct product which allows people to sign up with very little information. 

With as busy as everyone is, you will get a joker or a poor quality product.  

He has offered to sell it to me at about an 18% discount from the already discounted price.

I've got 1 mortgage on my belt and my second which is NOO (non-owner occupied) was offered to me at 15% with a 5.125% rate.

Afterall, it's the planning, prep, an details that make all the difference in the end product.

Product was Good after finally up n running though.paylease.com works with Walmart & (in my area Kroger Supermarkets, possibly others in a different area) to receive cash payments, and a few smaller market / party stores in that backend payment network, presumably western union type network locations.Paylease offers integration with Rent Manager with API integration (automatic), and I hear property boss as well (but i hear property boss charges alot setup for this bundle of services that include this integration) and Buildium and some others via a file that is downloaded from paylease & uploaded to the management software / website.

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I self manage all of our properties because it allows me to save management fees and have more control over the product.

I shopped around with 3 different lenders and found they pretty much provide the same product/credit line (80% of Property Value - Existing Mortgage = HELOC $ amount).My question is if it makes any difference with which lender I open a HELOC with or are they all the same?