I found it that besides having access to MLS, most agents do not have any superficial powers and not adding much value.

@Austin Shute if you intend it to be storage for the whole building, you'll need to figure out how to connect it to the common areas / hallway so all tenants can access it.But usually what folks do in this situation is combine the top floor with the closest unit and make it a bigger unit (a "townhouse" unit), rather than using a top floor for storage for the whole building.You might have to remove a door or two to connect the two units so the building inspector doesn't think you're going to keep renting the top floor as an illegal 5th unit, but as long as that's done I think you might be able to keep the bathroom up there.

I suppose if you could enter bare bones info for payment, that would be ok, but that also means no reports accessible on the desktop, either.Innago is free for landlords, but charges tenants with every payment, even ACH.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I have also connected with several agents and got access to the MLS where I have been finding my deals.A couple times I've been close to getting an investor to not only take interest in a deal that I've found but also give the green light - but I still haven't gotten that, along with their POF, to get a property under contract.I recently lost my job and my goal is to make my way wholesaling, but I am finding it is taking too long to get the results I needed to close a deal and get a wholesaling fee to make a living.

As the owner, what can you do to mitigate/implement to minimize the liability from the golf course to your guestsWho has access to the amenities?

However, I do see the benefit and flexibility of taking out a HELOC and have access to that money when needed.

QBO is easier because you can delegate access to your accountant and your bookkeeper.

Determine how much cash you want access to.

@Cherri Huang - I am a commercial business advisor and have access to a couple of lenders that offer blanket loans that fit your scenario.