No HMB etc will touch it though, even though I have it 'under contract', because of the internal access / right of inspection problem.The 'home runs' above?

I represent and work with a lot of international investors in the Indianapolis, Indiana market. 

They assume that somehow shuffling around their external environment (their friends) will somehow improve their internal environment (themselves).  

She wanted to be my intern!

I do the background check (criminal, credit, eviction) and call references checking employment and talking to current and past landlords, usually all within one business day, then assuming they qualify let the other prospects know.

I graduated from The Ohio State University a year ago with B.A in International Business, and went back this year to get my realtor’s license(in progress).

I ran a criminal check on a workman  recently hired & found out he is a convicted felon & was in prison until 2011 ( crime-identity theft).

Of course your going to have a bummer every now and again but that's RE.. just don't want it to be your first one if you can help it.Let's say you've been arrested for suspicion of murderAre you going to take advice from a paralegal that does divorces or go find the best criminal defense attorney you can find?

@Alexander Felice - I see both points; however isn't there some sort of moral or ethical obligation to the neighborhood in which your rental units are present to not be blind to criminal activity taking place on your property?

If, at some point he was more positive of his plans, he should consider attending the George Allen International Roundtable that is held every year somewhere in the country on September 9th-11th.