Hello BP Community! I am new to rentals and need to know of a good app to let my first time tenants pay me. They have been paying cash the last few months and they are really good about paying me but they have been as...

I wanted to do minor cosmetic repairs such as changing carpets, painting, and new cabinets (new cabinets were needed), and new appliances because they were needed as well.

No repairs are needed everything is modern updated an super clean.

My team recently put together a well-researched and handy list of landlord-tenant statutes by state that just covers the basics: security deposits, eviction issues, legal recourse against tenants, deduct-and-repair rights, etc.

The excess we save and if we have vacancy or repairs, we got cash to handle.

About half of them wont show - what I have noticed is that the rate is a lot better if I take the time to call applicants and make the appointment on the phone vs email.

1,125/mo rent = +13,500/yr-1,125 vacancy-1,350 repairs/capex (10%)-7,960 mortgage (110.5k @ 6%)= 3,335/yr remaining for taxes and insurance, or about 2.5%Are your taxes and insurance incredibly low in Savannah or did I miss something on my math?

This also loans you for the repairs and you want to add-value while you use them.They usually require you to live there for about 12 months.

I am having a hard time figuring out how to get a wholesale property inspected or repair costs verified by a general contractor before I put it on contract. 1) First difficulty is finding a good contractor to look at it before it's under contract since the good ones I know wants it to be on contract first. 2) The second difficulty is what if someone else puts it under contract while I am still having it looked at?

Please pm me your phone number if you are interested for a walk through.