We have an expectations meeting with the owner of the company of what we expect of them and what they can expect of us.We have them sign a code of conduct that they must adhere to, acceptable arrival time to the property, what their employees are and are not allow to discuss with the tenants, making sure their staff have professional clothing with company logo or identifying information on them and then we keep a copy of their lisc and insurance information on file.Again it is all about liability and you dont want to scramble looking for their information when you most need it.If they are not willing to do these things then they will not be willing to be a good partner down the road to make the relationship mutually beneficial.

But if you want to prove residency relatively easily, internet is a good bet.Many people have hotspots, however statistics show most households within certain demographics have hard wired internet.You only need to prove residency if audited, but you should have a conversation about it with your CPA so that you're not scrambling to fine documents five years later.

Top Ten articles like this are aimed at people who are jealous that they missed out on the gentrification in other cities and are scrambling to get in on some, somewhere, anywhere.  

Lawyers and judges are both scrambling to keep up with the new law and its impact in our area.

This will avoid the “scrambling to find a buyer” part later on.There are also large wholesale companies in many states (not sure about yours, I have New Western in mine) who have thousands of cash buyers and can help get your deal sold.

If anybody in that chain went belly up, LL rents were going to disappear.I can't believe people are looking for another provider.When Bernie Madoff got popped did people start scrambling to find another ponzi scheme?

All 3 take the same amount of time, yet the payoff, and by default the competition is less (because everyone is scrambling around the lower end).

I have graduated to more complex investing, and we are still at times scrambling to get things right by making incorrect assumptions, construction goes over, market changes, rents plummet, we forgot to carry a 0, building code changed, etc... 

The top 10% are going to earn 90% of the money and the other 90% are going to scramble for the 10% left over.

That makes a contractor a lot less likely to "negotiate", once you have scrambled an egg that can no longer be unscrambled.