Asking lenders/investors: what’s your go-to method for checking payment history and verifying collections data before a purchase?

Now the $10k payment is being returned.I also considered these methods:- Wire transfer – don’t want to share my bank info.- Venmo / Zelle / PayPal – personal accounts aren’t really for recurring rent and I’ve heard it can raise issues, while business accounts have high fees.- Cashier’s check – possibly good for the initial $10k chunk, but not ideal for recurring monthly payments.Questions:- What options do I have to collect these payments now?

Brandon,Speaking from a Banker standpoint the most popular and cost efficient method to build your REI portfolio is a Cash Out Refinance.

Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Sale price: $110,000Good street, good bones, good price, great potential for a number of methods (STR, LTR, Flip, BRRR).What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Was watching YouTube videos and none of the videos of Orlando builders ever mentioned waterproofing. Do they use Kerri, redguard or something else before installing tile?

I still think it's one of the easiest methods to be successful with.  

Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Sale price: $120,000 Good street, good bones, good price, great potential for a number of methods (STR, LTR, Flip, BRRR).

This comes at sort of a weird time as well because we are gearing up to buy a multi-family with traditional financing and if we went with this method we would need to use the capital from that for the cash property.

We will be looking at some distressed properties and want to apply the BRRRR method.

Others are applying the BRRRR method.