There are even a few where you can't charge "extras," but disguising those extras as a discount is fine.I recommend you go with something like Dwolla.com for accepting payments.  25 cents for each transaction, paid by the receiver, all your tenant needs is a bank account.  

@Jack Lewis the process was smooth in all my transactions.

Carolina NA They charge $65/month and $295 per transaction.

1) When you can draw from past transactions to project the success of ongoing projects.2) When you can confidently go into a transaction when 9 other ppl  (not involved in RE) are telling you that you are crazy.That is where I will consider myself a full fledged "investor" by all rights :)Sebastian

You should study and understand at least assignment of contract and then double closings (dry & wet) and then maybe transactional funding. 

What if I close using transactional funding?  

Hi,I charge $30 per adult occupant, and everyone living there over 18 must pass the background (criminal/credit/eviction) check and be on the lease.If they pay online, I get charged $.50 per transaction, and the service costs my $29.45.  

Title has been slowing down the transaction due to a large water bill credit on the property.

BP, Craigslist, call bandit signs to network with wholesalers/rehabbers, send out a flyer to recent cash transactions, go to your local real estate investor meetings, network with realtors/other real estate professionals, mail to a list of high income consumers, mail to a list of licensed rental holders in your county, etc

Dear Bigger Pockets Friends and Colleagues:I'm thrilled to announce that my company, Two Bridges Asset Management LLC, of Brooklyn, New York, just completed its second transaction of the year, a 132-unit residential rental property in Simpsonville, South Carolina, known as the Village Park Apartments.