Were they properly screened?

Now the landlord has to eat the cost of the attorney, it took a month or two longer, probably will raise rents, screen harder and ultimately the vast majority of good tenants get to pay the price.That's why I donate my time to the RPA Rental Property Association of Wisconsin, which is a local non-profit REIA and we lobby in Madison for sustainable landlord tenant laws - if you are a Wisconsin investor, please consider joining.

They collect your rent, apply late fees,  deposit your monies into your bank account, market your properties, track expenses, screen your tenants, etc for just a few dollars a month per door.  

I put a link from Rentredi if anyone is interested to look.My screening criteria is 3x monthly income, Credit Score >600, no Felonies, and I have really be on the fence pets or no pets depending on size etc I need help with the tenant selection1.

Research prices, network with agents, visit properties, consider financing options, and conduct thorough tenant screening for reliable tenants.Good luck!

Let’s just pray that we don’t get a “hot” inflation reading between now and then.Average 30-year mortgage rates have broken convincingly below 7%.

It really depends if the previous owner screened the tenants and how they managed the building.

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

Here is a screen shot showing this in practice.  

Finding tenants via facebook, craigslist, word of mouth, etc.. doing a phone screen, running background checks, etc.. takes A LOT of my time.