I'd do the full background on them and make sure no red flags pop up, such as; prior evictions, felonies, sexual offender registry, etc.

You are not in such bad shape if a balcony rail breaks and your tenant dies hitting the concrete sidewalk, but if you are hit with some sort of sexual lawsuit, retaliation,  harassment, or discrimination then you are getting sued, personally, not your insurance company and you have to pay the attorney fees from your pocket to defend yourself unless you have inclusions in your policy for those types of lawsuits.

Randy Moss, what an AMAZING wide receiver, and complete and total ultra douc-bag of a person in real life, I had the un-joy and un-pleasure of a few interactions with the guy and every time it hit me how much of a supreme D-bag he was to all, most memorable was when he was flipping out at a gas station over paying for a coffee because "don't you know who i am"....

It's my pleasure, @Bob Malecki  The remainder is due at the confirmation hearing, which is usually within 30 days IF it happens.

I will not put that reputation at risk for a flaky buyer.A quality buyer needs to: Show financials, communicate in a timely manner, be a pleasure to work with, be decisive when a great opportunity is presented to them.   

I think what you'd have to realize is that you're buying for pleasure and income is secretary.

Originally posted by @Richard Merkuris:@Sami GrenThanks Sami  My pleasure, and I think what Randy said is exactly what I said, smart people think alike.you need to understand human nature is to try to show off knowledge, and after being on BP for a while you'll realize who really means to help you, and whos just showing knowledge.

Unfortunately, I already had the bad pleasure of getting a non paying tenant that caused me thousands in damage, by a "very known" PM company.

My pleasure, Todd.

It’s my pleasure every day to try and make the battle a little easier.