All that data is essentially on other 3rd party websites that have better and more intuitive layouts, which is where Im looking at that information anyways. 

@Matt FisherIf you can get it for $205, that’s a little better but to me.. to lay out that kind of cash for 20-25% down at $220k, and a mortgage of $175ish, that’s not enough cash flow for me. but I buy differently, I buy crappy houses cheap and rehab myself, and cash flow tremendously.

You don't need much granite and could probably use remnant pieces with your layout.

Lay out the house rules from the start and make it clear that the lease must be followed if they wish to live there.

At some point, everything might actually be equal and it still may be worth selling so I can upgrade the property to a closer area to where I live and also to a nicer layout or a bigger house or something.Sometimes the rentability of the house has real value too that should be accounted for.

I use Intuit Payment Network, but there are a lot of online payment options.

I put the quote and the cabinets they quoted below.Their Website - http://northeastfactorydirect.com/Cabinet Layout - http://imgur.com/a/5XADSPrice Quoted - $1450They seem like nice cabinets, but that price seems pretty cheap.

Intuitively I am thinking there should be more to it rather than just cashflow...

But you need to have people that you can trust, and you need to lay out a plan for them.

Hi,So far, we have our tenants mail their payments to the PO box- old school I know but it works for my tenants :) I save myself a trip to the bank though- with my bank's phone app I can deposit checks from anywhere, but it doesn't work with cashier's checks.My bank offers an online payment option, around $3 each transaction I believe, but I just signed up to accept payments via Intuit, they only charge $.50 per transaction and will update in quickbooks automatically.