The other tenant has been there years and will be evicted for numerous reasons that the previous owner did not care to address.I plan to fix up the property over the next few months and renew the existing tenant to a higher, 1-year lease and then search for a new tenant at market rate.Feeling a bit overwhelmed, I'd like some advice on where to start with a new thorough lease and forms to use since I want to secure a new lease with the existing tenant and will need to screen for a new tenant once I evict and renovate the other unit.I am considering to join the California Apart.

I owned my own manufacturing business for 16 years until finally calling it quits about 6 years ago due to dwindling sales brought on by the recession, which turned out to be a blessing in that it led me to a career I thoroughly enjoy and was meant to do.I started thinking about real estate while selling a piece of commercial land I owned. 

He’s thorough, fairly priced, and recently helped us avoid a bad property.We’ve had him inspect our last few properties and plan to hire him again on our next property.

I'm extremely thorough and would NEVER allow someone to move in with any pests.

Very responsive, thorough and active.

Best piece of advice I can give you is thoroughly screen everybody who’s going to work for you as well as you can.

You want a thorough inspection and treatment done.

Be thorough with how many images you get and take one of every major area of the property.

What I like is that they use 2 people to inspect so they are able to cover quite a bit of area very thoroughly. 

It's in a the middle of a big city with a populated neighborhood and we literally had it for a year without realizing it was on septic (I never looked at my utility bill thoroughly... lesson learned).