Dad isn't on lease- I am not going to support that behavior where a grown woman has her daddy involved.I plan on having a direct conversation with the three tenants on the lease to openly and responsibly address concerns.Here are my questions:In reviewing the deposit check, I noticed that her dad IS a joint on the checking account.

You are an investor who is making sacrifices now for their future benefit; you can see the rational of paying off your highest interest rate loan and don't need a behavioral psychology trick to keep you on track.

While I attribute the situation to a lack of professionalism rather than an act of malice, this type of behavior seems to be endemic in the wholesaler sector of the business.All my best to you on your future endeavours. 

You might want to look into a degree focused on "soft" skills like organizational behavior/management.

Some of the prices for property display that in spades.

In the short sale world you don't want to be involved in non arms length transactions or any grey area behavior. 

The vandalism risk is medium--which wouldn't necessarily be a turn-off--but the BPO says that in early January, there was an increase in criminal behavior, including 2 shoots, assaults, and thefts.  

However, my initial research shows that Credit Score doesn't do a great job predicting other performance variables, such as whether the tenant is easy to work with, maintenance behavior, and so forth.What I need help with:-Implementing a process for collecting screening data during your screening processes.

As well as monitoring their behavior and property damage.

Its comparably easy to evict tenants and control bad behavior.