But almost everyone I know says the same thing:You create the listing and send it for approval.You immediately get a call from the automated service verifying some of the facts about the property.Then you sit and wait.

Some MLSs allow identical photos to make up their required count - I still haven't figured that one out.

As part of this process, you should look at a rental applicant’s credit report, criminal history and eviction history, verify income and call references and past landlords.

The Disney market is mature with a lot of developments of identical houses.

Then verify via the local county office. 

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

@Shiloh LundahlTheoretically assuming properties were identical in every sense yes because I don’t need cash flow and would rather have the extra $100k in equity.Now $600/mo could get you another $100k mortgage to get you another property that could potentially also cash flow but for me personally I am in equity play mode now income mode - just my personal choice but nothing wrong with the other scenario

no kidding this is standard Guru tactics.. no way to verify this and now the OP is all gunho.. but hey give it a try its only money.I have been going to a few of my local REIA meetings and about once a month they bring in a guest who is presenting then pitches their program you can buy..

They may want to verify that there was a leak.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history very important!