You can certainly customize those numbers to what you need but I never give up the ownership of the property to anyone.I hope all of this makes sense but feel free to ask anything additional if you need.

As alluded to in the prior post, both have the same or similar lead generation approach, so potentially having both approaches in place gives you that flexibility. 

I live in New Jersey and am a new investor (getting into wholesaling to generate cash and then doing a buy and hold strategy).

It generates over $1000k in income a month at these locations and is a good source of leadsThe smaller remote locations does not work so well with Uhaul. 

That being the case, you'll want to make sure that any accounting software that you invest time and effort into will be able to generate those statements.

Real estate brokerages in their training of agents claim this is the most effective lead generation although I think I have the odd demographics of people I know who aren't even in houses to begin with.3)  Get more lists for idea 1 by targeting houses in forbearance; divorces; and probate.  

If you are buying, you ask for a month-to-month or one-year lease. 2) Be professional but also be a little flexible with a potential long-term tenant. 3) Zillow has a good lease template that is customized for your local laws.

Real estate is hard work, and if you own rentals, your tenants will challenge you as much as most customers at a 9-to-5 would.

I even know some that went to all cash after the huge 30% rally in 2013 only to miss out on one of the greatest bull markets in a generation!

You want a website with lead generation capabilities.