And immediately file for eviction. if necessary I would file a criminal action. what he did is totally illegal theft of service an extortion.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/05/21/smug-seattle-to-mom-and-pop-landlords-criminals-are-welcome-your-rights-not-so-much.htmlSay it ain’t so ?

Yes, there are investor-oriented real estate brokerages that assist clients with the pre-acquisition analysis and support services you seek.If Metro Atlanta is one of your target markets, I'd be happy to refer you to the same brokerage I refer my own international clients to.

Before moving forward with anything, I think you should make sure that this person is qualified enough to buy the house.Or at the least can afford monthly payments and has no criminal background/evictions in the past.There are many online services that you can use for this.I would recommend to ask an attorney to draft a lease and an option document. 

How do you scan the application before requiring the deposit .i want to avoid making tenants pay unless they are going to really be in the running for the apartment. undefined I look at court records first to see if the applicants have any eviction or criminal records.

We are talking roof, electrical, termite tenting, some stucco remediation, internal cosmetics, kitchen, etc.

I forgot to consider the risk factor as it relates to my wife's internal spreadsheet.  

However, you are a landlord, your only concern should be if they pay their rent on time, keep your place clean with no damages and are not doing any criminal activity in your property. 

Whether you use a trigger from Podio (integration) or internal to Mailchimp (stand alone) will determine the need to get techie.

A good firm will not only be able to explain what you can and can't do with a plan, but they'll also be able to show you why certain actions are not allowed by linking you to official guidance and the specific parts of internal revenue code that the guidance is based on.