I also prescreen on the phone for any inquiry if person has been arrested for a felony and also how their credit is.After I exhausted all the free avenues then I go to the website credit agency to do a formal credit and background check.

However, that does not mean you can't exhaust your free options such as Craigslist, referrals (through agents or friends), Backpage, etc. 

It was disheartening and exhausting to deal with this person.  

By doing this, you as the lessor get to deduct items such as acquisition interest, depreciation, repairs and maintenance, insurance, and administrative costs.When interest and depreciation deductions are exhausted you can then transfer the assets to a family member in a lower tax bracket or you can sell the assets to the corporation.

He's a lot of things, but he's not the CEO of a lending company (at least not one that will ever fund your loan).There are actually MANY things you can do to vet a company, and this list is by no means exhaustive. 

Several hours, and the limits of my Google-Fu exhausted, the last known addresses and phone numbers for the  kids all lead back in a circle to the empty property in question.

It is exhausting reading through all the posts and threads and status updates etc...On another note what is everyone's thoughts on interest rates in the near future and in 2017 now that the election is over.I am expecting rates to go up gradually and consitantly in Dec 2016 and in the near future.

Although I've been involved with rentals, I've never done a BRRRR and never done a flip, and am not familiar with the tax consequences, so any additional help would be welcomed.As the other thread has shown, I feel like I have exhausted all options in terms of getting the neighbor to clean up his act.  

Always running bathroom exhaust fan during showers, do not use humidifiers, use air conditioning when it is humid outside, report any water leaks to landlord immediately, report any mold immediately.Holding them liable for mold damage without regard for what caused it is pretty hard to enforce.

The question of how many rental houses one can acquire before exhausting their bank borrowing capacity has yet to be answered.Malaysia is a middle income country growing at about 6 to 7% per year.