Publicly traded trusts that collect rental income are selling shares to investors.

The county I live in advised I’m required to have a business license but the type of real estate business I’m doing “requires a Contractors License” so they can’t issue me the business license because I don’t have my contractor’s license even though they are the ones requiring the business license to try to collect the ‘Return of Business Tangible Personal Property” A.

I am not sure if there are other alternate ways to collect finders fees, if you don't have an attorney to assist.

I like Cozy for collecting rent, but at least for now, I don't call it a property management software.

Lastly, don't feel bad about busting your butt and collecting overtime while its available.  

If you stop working at 45, you are looking at 25 years to before you can start collecting retirement benefits, that a long time.

Study your states landlord tenant laws If you file the judge would probably issue a writ saying she has to be out in xxx days, the money owed for back rent and fees are on that paperwork, the cause for eviction action is past due rent, failure on her part to pay, so that's why you want her to leave... you'd still have to take her to court in small claims to collect.. the filing is so you regain the right to your property and is forced to vacate. 

In the future I would like to create an account for collecting rent, one for acquisitions, and one for expenses (maintenance, capex, vacancy)Game plan: Purchase the homes with personal financing, then quit claim the property to the LLC.

These "Managers" move into the complex and have control of collecting Rents and doing Repairs and after a few years they leave the place in a mess.

Security I have no right to hold on to nor did I even collect it yet.