Seems like one of the better deals in the city and I love (which some people may not) how dense it is packed in there, no landscaping, no plowing, absolutely love some of these old Worcester setups that would never be allowed these days.

I will pay cash for the property and then need to figure out how to set up the agreement for purchase. 

So maybe you are being a little too aggressive...timeline goes like 1) prospective renter contacts you 2) you both set up a time to show/view house 3) if the prospective tenant is interested, then you send them your rental application.

The software is also a great location to store tenant contact/lease information, rent roll, maintenance, and financial reports.For all others, set up a secure drop box where they can drop off checks and money orders 24/7.

LLCs are easy to set up.

Hi,Just starting out as a landlord (with a single property), and wondering what the best way to set up finances is.

I've got a potential sub-to deal in the works and need a recommendation on an attorney to help set up everything correctly.

Like you, I have set up several multi-unit arbitrage properties since it's an awesome strategy to increase the rental value of a place.

But had I had this setup in place I suspect they still would have rented it, but with me getting $110 more per month.

DM me and let's set up a time to chat.