@Carrie Nevins you are making the common mistake of failing to communicate with your tenant.This could be a very simple solution.

In five years of doing this, I've never had an applicant not tell me what type of business they plan to run out of a unit.There were two times that stand out where an applicant failed to list the type of business on the application and seemed kind of wary of telling me. 

The trick is that a lot of them (like the Weichert office I initially went to work for when I got licensed) tell a great story about "continuous, ongoing training", but fail to deliver.Best bet in my opinion is to talk with another agent who got great start-up help and sign on there.

Having been to many of their events and knowing how this works from the back offices and so on and so forth.what I  see  is just like any other slice of life.. some get it will do good.. others no chance they don't have the personality they don't have the drive and commitment.And or they think by reading BP or paying for a mentor is all they need to all of a sudden be a real estate rock star.and at the end of the day.. most gravitate to what you see here on BP  they realize this is a uber tough business with a lot of rejection.. and they will do what it takes to buy rentals. that's why this is predominantly a landlord site.. its the easiest to understand and the easiest to implement.. not that everyone who gets into land lording is successful because many fail at it ..

They routinely chase documents in the final hour instead of upfront and fail to secure the proper paperwork on time. 

Multi task fail!

It’s a dream come true every time I’m successful and it’s a dream come true every time I fail.

I tried Craigslist & that failed, i tried job boards but keep getting blocked from posting, ive tried drop cards, knocking on doors, bandit signs, mailers, even facebook isnt working, nothing is.

Borrower failing to pay taxes and insurance?

The new casino is already in financial trouble and will (IMO) fail within the next few years.