With Tenant Turner, we can set specific requirements that prospective tenants need to meet before they’re approved to request a showing—such as rent-to-income ratio, pet policies, and other key criteria.

I am getting nervous over potential issues with the house or the loan options, and the prospect of either being pushed into a bad deal or losing $50k in a nano second.

They’re not standard where I live, but prospective tenants are thrilled to hen my units have them and don’t mind paying higher rent.

The property's quick-sale prospects aligned with our strategy for fast, profitable flips.

Option 3 may sound tempting to you, but before considering that route I would interview prospective property managers and house-cleaning services in the area you are considering.

They still close deals, but you have to be dedicated, work through your list, get top qualify skiptracing and keep calling and following up with prospects religiously). 

So when the for-crap property manager ran the false name, no information on this prospective tenant came up.

Lesson I learned was finding a good tenant and getting the prospective tenants fully vetted with their income and debt to make sure they can afford my rent.

Hi, Is there any reason to copy/check a prospective tenant's ID beyond verifying that they are who they say they are?

From the sellers prospective you picked repairing/replacing bricks.