@Fareen E. as long as you don't violate Fair Housing and are CONSISTENT, you can do whatever.If you require an ID from EVERYONE, you are safe.

So, coming up with more capital to invest in another property requires some creative thinking.

If you can sit on the sidelines and be choosy this requirement is fine, but you are going to have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find someone with that much cash on a wrap sale transaction...it may take 6+ months unless you advertise like a mad man3.

The requirement for a notary to oversee the property transaction further safeguards the investment process, providing both parties with legal protection.4.

To vet guests, you can use a pre-booking form, ask about their plans, and require an ID and signed agreement.

I have a few dozen rental homes, and I've found that the only master umbrella liability policies my agent can find now require $1 million underlying liability coverage on the landlord policies.

Looks like a good service but they seem to require a minimum of a 100 doors?

Follow the law and send the exact required notices. 

2) Their contractor must be properly licensed and insured and we require copies of all this.

Our rates are 7-12%, with no down payment required.