There are always really good actors out there, but doing a thorough screening, in addition to active listening throughout the process, will save you from a large majority of unsavory tenants.Hope that helps!

We keep passing more and more laws to protect scofflaws, bad actors, and lazy people who don’t like to be “burdened” by rent so they can buy huge TVs, and people keep fleeing our cities and our neighborhoods are suffering from massive disinvestment!

Rather than being malicious it could just be the case of an owner who is friendly with the tenants.

There will always be bad actors, you will never regulate malintent away.

I just cringe when I think of how these bad actors are probably really going after the Pace Morby tribe of newbies who would fall for this.

If a savvy investor says that he tells others that in order to invest with them, that is ill-intent.I refused to interview him on my show, just got a bad gut feeling about him.Unfortunately the world is filled with bad actors who have bad intentions, and think they don't have to abide by the law.

No lease or business agreement will protect from unscrupulous actors, so vetting remains important.2.

The closing attorney will know the actors in that field.A

Not all providers are the same and there are unfortunately a lot of bad actors.

I would start with a written violation and demand they clean up their act or move out.