Quote from @Lane Baker: I'm in a bind.

This allows you and the bank team to review for liens, judgments, floating debts, IRS issues, mortgages, probate etc.My exerience as an FDIC Baker is attorneys drag feet and they have a short work scheduel in most cases Mon through Friday from 9-4PM and they hand it off to their paralegals or office help. 

That's genuinely better than if you had bought in 2023 or 2024 when rates were lower.On @Lane Baker follow-up about income threshold: there's no single magic number, but the real question is whether your rental activity is passive or non-passive.

Quote from @Tony Muratore: Quote from @Jake Baker: @Tony MuratoreAccepting rent through payment processors like Venmo, Cash App, Chime, and Zelle can complicate the bookkeeping. 

Quote from @Patrick McHeyser: Quote from @Jake Baker: @Patrick McHeyserAre you managing properties for other people or just yourself?

@Jake Baker Great pointers Jake, appreciate it

Just agreeing with @Angie Keefe @Jake Baker @Max Emory from above.

I was reading a few recent reviews that were describing pretty major losses (complete wipeouts) and was hoping to hear from some investors still involved in some of these REITs whether there's been any changes, turnarounds, or improvements or further degradation.

To your question, I don't think it's uncommon with software systems dedicated to this to be able to do what you are describing, receiving and depositing into separate bank accounts. 

@Jake Baker Thank you for your response.