Today we contacted her to start arranging good times for some prospective new tenants to see the house. 

This is low work on your part and will put it on their credit report for prospective new landlords to see.

If she is going to have to take off from work the inconvenience may deter her.

Owners and Managers google prospective tenants all the time.

Know and abide by landlord tenant law, fair housing law, non-discrimination law, and local laws for your jurisdiction.Many first time renters turn out to be terrific tenants, so don't let that deter you.

Hello everyone,My husband and I just bought our first rental house in Beloit Wisconsin, and are in the process of finalizing our Tenant Application.I was wondering how to go about disqualifying applicants in a respectful, legal way (i.e one of our requirements is to have no evictions filed upon the prospective tenant).Any advice would be greatly appreciated!  

I also want to mention that I've been buying multi-family buildings with Partners here in Brooklyn for the last 20 years, currently have 7 multi-family, in Contract for a 3-Family Building in Prospect Heights for $1.890 Million.I know there may be others that might suggest you live in NYC and buy cash flow properties outside.

I'm renting out a condo and a prospective tenant asked me if I would supply the air filters for the unit's HVAC system. 

I'm hosting a house hacking seminar in a few weeks for prospective buyers interested in multi unit buildings who want to live in one unit and rent out the others.

We've talked with them often about the prospect of buying the land "someday".