Run a credit check, and if you want to rent at $650, rent between $725 and $750",One of them went on to say "The quality of your property is the quality of your tenate", I feel a little less than satisfied, as I know of one who had 6 rentals, and his horror story was people stripped everything out of the properties, and ultimately caused him to go bankrupt!

The investor will thank you for all of your time while you are going bankrupt. 

I believe you should wait tony, my son made the same mistake and his credit became messed up in 2 years due to the the fact that he was so caught on school and didn't have much time to be a good landowner ended up not having any one rent the place and then the property went bankrupt

One experience can bankrupt you if you aren't properly covered.

My feeling is it is the end of the road for this company and I will need to start looking for a new tenant as they will be bankrupt soon.

So, you could have a fire in your building, management company could go bankrupt or be corrupt, could change hands and be less responsive, market could have a significant downturn due to job loss or other reason, hyperinflation could make your asset next to worthless or you cash strapped, zoning could change, things around you could be built that lower your value yada yada.

This bankrupts more individuals in the US than any other factor.2.

The problem is every recession half of discount brokerages go bankrupt. 

I almost went bankrupt my first year investing due to contractor fraud and literally had to move into one of my flips and watch YouTube videos to finish it myself to generate enough money to finish the next project and so on. 

Usually it is morally bankrupt people who have good income with terrible credit.Just my 2 cents based on my experience.