Your realtors must love you That property doesn't collect enough rent to overcome your variable expenses or be worth your time and the headaches

NO MATTER WHAT, get the tenants in question to fill out a 1003 app and have them see a RMLO to give a written opinion of the ATR rule for your tenants.See my collection of Dood Frank - CFPB resources http://bundlr.com/b/dodd-frank-safe-act-respa-tila

Those leaky toilets can get expensive.3) Collections, you should check locally as sometimes the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) gets involved and I think there are some states that have requirements on how sub-metering has to be done. 

Mine collects her own fee from the back.

It's a collection of the best flipping info from the site.Oh - and don't forget to set up your Keyword Alerts!

Hi,I'm wondering how people manage the business cards they collect.  

  :)  But, if you're having to collect cash, I would suggest a service like Pay Near Me, which allows payment of things like rent, in cash at local C-stores. 

Anyway, I'd be curious on the collective groups thoughts here.

Tenants tend to be "judgment proof" making it difficult for Landlords to collect from non-paying tenants. 

You need a license to work between a Borrower and Mortgagee where you are neither party and plan on collecting a fee.