The other new form, Automatic Clearing House (ACH) Recurring Payment Authorization, enables tenants to pay their rent through an automated clearing house (ACH), so they needn’t bother writing a paper check every time their rent is due.ALSO, new in this 12th edition is a coupon which the first purchaser of the book may use to receive free of charge all of the forms in the back of the book in common computer formats, PLUS a trial version of “Pushbutton Landlording®,” the author’s stand-alone program for handling the tenant and income sides of rental property management.Make sure you have a good software program so that you can keep tract of rental income, repairs, etc. 

Solely to the extent necessary to prevent interest under this Note from exceeding the Maximum Legal Rate, Borrower agrees that any amount that would be treated as excessive under a final judicial interpretation of applicable law shall be deemed to have been a mistake and automatically canceled, and, if received by the Bank, shall be refunded to Borrower, without interest.Default Rate.

Then we realize sharing is caring ;) It look like this:For all properties with a FULL address, this tool will automatically compare to the asking price and current rent to estimate market value and estimate rent.

You or the title company will submit a PCOR that may very well reflect the credit back and automatically increase the enrolled value. 

Darn, I thought they had a system that I could buy that would automatically generate the leads that others would do all the work and (somehow) I'd only pay a buck for each deal.

@Chris Jargens, is this an example of: expenses "automatically" increase when income increases?

Hi @David DeSimio,Docusign will allow all parties to sign in person without too much hassel, and it would also automatically email them a copy of their documents for their records.

If my current house does not have 20% equity is this automatically a bad decision?

I have some contacts and automatic alerts that send me potential deals.

Do I just automatically add 10% on day one and pay it as a $11,000 loan instead of a $10,000 loan?