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Account Closed Paint Scheme on raised ranch
24 October 2016 | 1 reply
I'm almost thinkng to go bold and paint it black and also add some black shutters?
John Cicilioni Collecting Rent from The Unbanked
28 June 2017 | 3 replies
-I need to be able to print a report that shows all my tenants and who owes what at what time.Suggestions?
Robert Shoffner "Service Animals" Or are they really pets?
12 October 2017 | 25 replies
Emotional Support Animals is where the typical abuse lies - there are websites that will print you certificates for that in minutes.
Kusum Chanrai Tampa Small Multi-Family Deal: Any red flags?
16 January 2017 | 6 replies
They can get you a print out showing the trailing 12 months of income and expenses. 
Austin Lester Househacking Advice For A New Investor
24 June 2017 | 11 replies
I am actually so excited about this that I wrote a book hahah going to print in a month. 
Connie Bhimireddy Any Pros swear by BP Calculators?
21 March 2017 | 15 replies
When I finally figured out what would work and what would not I was able to print the paperwork out and it was really impressive to the banker. 
Ricardo Olea List now what...
27 May 2016 | 9 replies
I was planning on printing my own postcards and mailing them out, then ran into click2mail and feel a little analysis paralysis coming on.
Keith N. What are your best "hacks" as a landlord?
14 February 2018 | 17 replies
Tenants don't ask me to come get it because they don't have stamps, or tell me they stopped by and put it in my mailbox.I can see when they paid their rent, and can use my bank statements as legal proof if needed.I have a google number that I give to tenantsIt rings to my cellphone, so I get the call wherever I amIt's freeI can set it up to go straight to voicemail during non-business hoursI schedule inspections every 9 monthsI see the condition of the property every yearEach year, I'm viewing it in a different seasonEvery property is within a short drive (5-10 minutes for me) - when I started buying properties, I wanted to learn my market well before expanding.When I was managing my own properties, I didn't want a long drive to deter me from responding to a maintenance call.I drive by every property at least once a month to see the condition from the outside.I really know the market rents, the neighbors, building codes and laws without a lot of effort.I automate whenever possible.When I managed my own properties, I setup google forms so tenant information was pulled from their application into the lease, it asked me a few questions, and I could print the lease with the tenant information filled in instead of filling in blanks by hand.I can forward the google phone number to my handman when I go on vacation.Quickbooks pulled the information from my bank so I was just verifying rent income and expenses, rather than having to manually enter it.I have accounts setup at the hardware store and other supply vendors, and have them send copies of receipts with their monthly statements.
Brian Fitzpatrick What documentation do you have for collecting rent?
18 March 2018 | 7 replies
I have never had a tenant ask for an invoice but if they did, we simply could print or email them their invoice from the pm software.
Roberto Gutierrez 48 unit under contract - am I forgetting anything?
1 October 2017 | 15 replies
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