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Daniel Pitta
  • Realtor
  • Southern Maryland
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How do you vet your tenants?

Daniel Pitta
  • Realtor
  • Southern Maryland
Posted

I am relocating to Charlotte next spring and purchasing my first owner-occupied rental. I will be purchasing a 3BR and renting out the other 2 rooms. What I'd like to know is what are some effective ways to vet my tenants so I don't have some sketchball renting out one of the rooms and potentially causing damage, not paying on time, etc. 

Aside from background checks, what are some good ideas? I'm a newbie. Thanks

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