--Contact information of other landlords that have undertaken a similar arrangement with the prospective tenant. 

The issue is that if they technically meet our criteria, how do I handle the other prospective tenants, particularly those who are showing as much interest as they had (and have already given us an application fee, which we've not yet processed credit checks for), and those who responded to my listing saying they were eager for the open house?

But even with a good location in San Francisco, the price point is so high for homes that your pool of prospective tenants will be very very low.

I don't know Virginia but in North Carolina, I do think the Triad - Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point - offer  reasonable investment returns and have solid economic prospects.

I've realized I don't know this prospective market well enough and I live too far away to invest out-of-state right now so I'm not agonna even offer. 

So when prospective guests contact you by phone, do you go ahead and book directly over the phone with them or do you still refer them out to VRBO or AirBnB?  

Thinking hard about investing in Stuyvesant-Prospect.

It would be a total change from my current career, which is both a scary and exciting prospect for me. 

I have a room for rent and I have a prospective applicant with a 17 year old son.

.- Started acquiring customers for the data service business- In due diligence period on 3 notes we were able to cherry pick- Brought on 2 cold callers- Possible vacant lot dealWhere I fell short: - Did not have 2 off-market & 2 renovation jobs to go see every weekGoals for April: - Bring on 1 more cold caller so we can convert more leads we are generating (eventually want us to talk to 2000 prospects/month.