Afterall, it's the planning, prep, an details that make all the difference in the end product.

Product was Good after finally up n running though.paylease.com works with Walmart & (in my area Kroger Supermarkets, possibly others in a different area) to receive cash payments, and a few smaller market / party stores in that backend payment network, presumably western union type network locations.Paylease offers integration with Rent Manager with API integration (automatic), and I hear property boss as well (but i hear property boss charges alot setup for this bundle of services that include this integration) and Buildium and some others via a file that is downloaded from paylease & uploaded to the management software / website.

Point2 will continue to provide its signature real estate solutions including Point2 Agent, Point2 Homes, agent and MLS public websites, IDX tools, mobile applications, and additional tools to help real estate professionals be more productive and competitive."

I self manage all of our properties because it allows me to save management fees and have more control over the product.

I shopped around with 3 different lenders and found they pretty much provide the same product/credit line (80% of Property Value - Existing Mortgage = HELOC $ amount).My question is if it makes any difference with which lender I open a HELOC with or are they all the same?

And don't forget to get weed control products like Preen into your process; Preen requires that the weeds first be removed (it helps to prevent weed seed from germinating, so roots and all of the weeds must go first).  

I am looking for labor vs product cost, is this an unusual request?  

Looking forward to some productive exchanges!

Hitting the streets and getting your product in front of people.

Real estate seems to be the subject of these seminars, but the product is always an intangible one, concepts, strategies, ideas that are difficult to replicate by just anyone but sold with the hype of success and wealth.