Do they physically come into an office every day?

Having lots of physical branches is a big plus though.

Send the tenant a letter (email through PM software of choice and/or physical copy) that includes:• The itemized deduction summary• Supporting photos or invoices• Date and method of refund for the remaining deposit• Reminder of your lease clause and Ohio’s legal requirement to return the deposit within 30 daysI hope my detailed process helps you!

As noted, if the tenants are paying on time and pay with physical check, it is already in the mail and made out to the seller before the first. 

By digitally furnishing and decorating the rooms, you can highlight the property's best features and showcase its potential without the need for physical furniture.

Then you have the scheduling challenge of finding a handyman or contractor that is available when the tenant is.Some tenants are nice about this, others will go to extreme lengths NOT to allow access:(They can not cooperate by:- Leaving a minor home alone- Leaving a dog home alone- Threatening to get physical- Threatening to stop paying rent and/or cause damageThis may shock many of you who are used to dealing with only Class A tenants, but it is not uncommon when dealing with Class B tenants and is very common when dealing with Class C tenants.

There's no law of physics or finance that says housing has to be affordable.

If the Notice of Seizure is returned to the tax collector unsigned or not properly signed, the property must be physically posted as seized by the County Tax Collector.

For easy numbers, call it $500k all-in.My question is, what type of financing might a lender offer on a BRRRR project in which the primary means of increasing the property's value is not making physical improvements, but improving its cashflow by increasing rents?

Time wise, more time is spent on the video showing physical cash than explaining the 'system'.