Anyone who has been evicted is automatically disqualified from my properties.

No business will last long if they automatically assume their customers can not afford to pay and simply allow them to walk away.

I can't tell you how many times in my life I have gone the cheaper route, on cars and houses, only to have to come back in six months or a year and having to pay again to "do it right" and replace that used part with the new one.

I have my primary and 'rental' house with Allstate - been with them for 5 years.I am closing on house #3 (that is replacing my rental house ) on the 25th.Geico requires me to move my car insurance in order to get this 3rd house insurance...Liberty Mutual is worst  - must move my primary house with the rental...Thoughts ?

If you want to give him one more chance (no reason why you should) tell him it's automatic payment like Cozy or he's out.

The renewal lease is for a full year.According to NJ law:1) Does a tenant's non-signing of the lease automatically turn into a month-to-month lease?

A credit card and automatic payment is a good idea.

This realtor has already set me up with automatic emails for new properties put on the market through his access to the MLS.

I may never see a dime but at least it sits on their credit and possibly stops them from damaging someone else in the future or keeps them from qualifying for a car loan, home loan, etc.I hope you've learned the following:1.

"Why is owner selling" is always my first questions when I buy a used car from a private party -- makes sense that it should be the first question for an investment property too.