My mortgage company didn't call to see if I could cover the bills. 3.

What worked for me as to building credit is to have a secured line of credit, have a parent or guardian apply for a credit card under your name and have them co-sign, they can pay the phone bill with it and pay off the credit card every month and you'll eventually have a high enough credit score where you can apply for an unsecured personal loan and pay the minimum payments every month.

Are there any landlords who have a system setup for billing tenants using RUBS?

Originally posted by @Bill F.

Do the Seller's want all cash now, or would they prefer to do some owner finance over 5 years to make a little interest and reduce their tax bill?   

A few things I would consider; some lenders do not use income from your GI Bill as qualifying income.

For everyone else I just say "this is the amount your lease increased"The last thing you want is a tenant who calls you saying- "I spoke with Linda at the post office and she said she got her water bill reduced by...." or "I talked to my cousin and he said you should appeal the taxes."

Or are the tenants residing in your property but their company is footing the bill?

If the homeowner, soon to be your tenant, is unable to pay her bills, what do you think will happen when the rent comes due?

We do monthly anniversary billing so it's a very up-to-date picture of things.