Even if you win you will not collect a penny, it will only cost you more aggregation and money, Move on.

Assessing financial objectives, property costs, rental earnings, tenant interactions, and market patterns is key to making well-informed choices.Good luck!

Everything needs to be reasonable and payment/cost needs to be similar to what you would see in an arms-length transaction with an unrelated party. 

My advice is to limit your use of credit cards to front costs that are reimbursable with a bank draw in a loan that you have originated.

Assume that it will cost you around $10k to get the docs setup and $3-$5k per year for taxes. 

It would just cost you the extra service fee + wire transfer fee.

All funds that you use towards your down payment + closing cost must be vested for at least 2 months.

Consider targeting properties that have the potential for appreciation in value, as well as options for utilizing tax-saving strategies such as cost segregation and 1031 exchanges.

Closing cost of only 1%.

It cost me more for a down payment, but I went with the house because the costs at the end of the day were going to be the same and either the tenant paid the condo fees or a slightly larger mortgage.