Looking for a cloud-based portal for my tenants to easily manage their rent payments, lease, maintenance, etc.  

I can think of three main reasons this ordinance will backfire, and why they should not do it.1)  HUD's own maximum allowable rent is being easily surpassed by the market.  

Tons of things can be rectified easily over the phone.The repair up-charge is awesome.  

I know that I/we have no tangible reserves at the moment, but we've been hammering down debt like a game of whack-a-mole.Now that we've practically eliminated all of that, I began researching income property.

She earns enough in her W2 job that if we file jointly it will severely limit (or eliminate completely) what I'm able to expense on my rental properties.

However, I don't have the funds to buy every deal I look at right now, if so, I could be buying 5-10 per week right now easily.  

In my area I can get average monthly cost for the past 12 months easily on line.

Another thing to keep in mind is a lot of "skiptrace" services do "batch" phone number searching this does not allow you to find particular seller information you also eliminate finding the person your looking for next of kin, who most times will be able to connect you with who you are looking for.

This would have been a cost easily avoidable if stains were less visible or minor.

The house needs interior paint, and some minor repairs but, From the research I have done, I think the rent roll can easily be increased to $3000-$3500.She is interested in seller financing and holding a 5 year note at 6.5%.