Free for landlords to collect rent and free for tenants too if they pay via ACH. 2.75% fee for tenants if they use debit/credit card.

I had a five year old house where the water shut off valves corroded and when I went to turn off the water supply, the valve handle crumbled in my hand.

I thought that name sounded familiar - I have your card sitting here on my end table, as I was just in the house you are selling in McFarland last week.Welcome to the site!

Repeat this call process once a quarter... and also send thank you cards etc.Tom Ferry has some great stuff on the subject... you can find him online.

In 18 months i was able to dig myself out of the hole i was in, pay off all of my supply houses, Credit cards, and all Debt. when i say all i mean all, i had 0 Debt.This was a high point for me.

Let me illustrate.One slow year,  I only had five prospects for my rental over a two week period, rather than the usual 15-20.

I'd do one LLC per five properties or so, and definitely structure things preferentially for the state you're operating in.

I store them in "Mango Money Savings Cards", Nestspend, and "high" yield savings @ MySavingsDirect and Discover.

I've also had a long and great relationship with my bank as well and I have a decent amount of cash parked with them and have a credit card through them with zero debt.

Then, get a "doing business as" name that you can use on cards, correspondence, advertising, etc., ala "xxx Enterprises, doing business as" in small print and "xxx Investments" in a larger font.The state, lenders, insurers, etc. should only see the officially registered entity name, and not the dba name, but check that with your local people.