If you wanted to get complicated, create a merchant website on WordPress and have them pay by credit card.You could look into Zapier as well to help with certain automations to make the process easier for your friend.

Obviously consult your lawyer and your local and state laws before implementing any sort of pushback against ESA or service animals.

Hi Everyone, In the past I've purchased properties to buy and hold with conventional financing but I'm thinking of implementing the BRRR strategy to scale things a bit.

Most of the process is automated and every loan is individually qualified.

We use it for communication and scheduling with cleaners, a single place to manage calendars and pricing, and automated messaging.

It would be the same course here in Florida - and it is implemented on a regular basis.http://www.royalroseproperties.com/property-owner-blog/maintenance-property-owner-blog/abandoned-when-the-tenant-is-justgone/It's not what happens upfront that's an issue (just follow the steps fully), it's that when it's all said and done, the "tenant" is most likely entitled to legal aid who will then challenge everything you did. 

I'm already planning what my winters look like because I want to spend them traveling to other countries, I'm fairly close to having my business automated to the point where I can choose to shut it off, and turn it back on.

If you got time on your hands this might be a good option as there are features that look like they're great and I hope to be able to find out if they're great if I can ever get out of Implementation hell.

I will certainly come back to that since I'm, well... a wholesaler.If you were to implement the BRRRR method (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat), you could add to your investment portfolio by essentially buying properties, increasing their value, getting renters in them, re-financing to get all or most of your investment back out, and then repeating the process. 

If the property is an investment property, the max LTV I have seen is 75% and it needs to be a first position lien.Conventional mortgages require a full interior & exterior appraisal, unless you qualify for an appraisal waiver granted by the automated underwriting submission.