In my state that is lawful; also, we can evict for back rent as well.I can see, as we grow as a business, setting up accounts for each individual tenant can become a burden, i.e, bank fees and tracking all the accounts, etc; notwithstanding, we have enjoyed the freedom of leaving the burden of collection of rent to the bank.I thing as we grow larger we would want to transition of a paypal or pure electronic system, but for now we are OK.

A few things this has taught me Keeping a property well maintained is definitely enough to stop a tenant (me) from moving Paying for those extra finishing touches seems to not only command higher rents, but also get a higher quality of applicants (and I hope tenants) I very tightly scheduled individual showings.

Do you guys do individual zones for each room?

In normal condo building, individuals own each units, condominium by definition is not own by one individual  

Make sure the mentor doesn't teach you double closings and using the phrase "and or assigns".That's very old school.

The individual suggesting that was new to real estate, a new mortgage originator and clearly without financial compliance knowledge.

If I find good people for each of the individual jobs, I don't need a Turn-Key provider.

Use each smartly and let your business open its wing and fly higher.If you’re a start-up, small business, or individual looking for a consultant, get in touch!

And you pretty much need servicing of the note as the new regs make it almost impossible for the individual to do it by the book themselves.

It may be baseless, but I much prefer taking away a layer of stuffy professionalism.....especially when I am sharing my intimate financial details with an individual.