Originally posted by @Amanda Gust:I'd see if you could get a contractor, either free or paid, to walk through with you during the due diligence period.

MCPU100WaterMCPU48.88WaterMCPU19.03WaterMCPU-83.43CreditDuke Energy159.26Duke Energy36.77Builders risk516@Amanda Duhart See above answer.

If that is the case here, I hope whoever it is returns from holiday well rested :)Thanks @Amanda Young 

I need to read Amanda Han's book one more time.

@Lazar HausmanTry Amanda Han.

Thanks for taking the time to read my (somewhat long) post, @Amanda Cook.

Amanda, I'd rent to you in a second, wouldn't even waste time or money on a background check... ;-)But your response is what I would expect.

Or I'll post here if Hans thinks it would help him in his decision.Willing to elaborate, but in short for now, I am on the extreme opposite side of this debate.

Originally posted by @Amanda Buckson:John, is there a charge for residentresearch.com?

I think the best way to solve problems is to make them a win, win situation. but i still advise you to follow the lease, after all the lease is there to protect you and her, and as most of the other comments said: the lease is there to keep things from getting out of hand and from becoming complicatedbest luck with the tenant even if my advise meant nothing :)Hans Ravn