., REO's from banks, tax sales, unwanted parcels that were donated to non-profits, like Habitat for Humanity, ------> "you name it, and I've tried it!

Fortunately, that worse case scenario rarely happened, since when the resident died, the relatives often descended on the rental unit, gained access somehow, took what they wanted and left, leaving unwanted personal property behind.The CURRENT LawFlorida Statutes 83.59 defines when a manager has the right of possession of the property.

I really like the idea of handing out a paper application during the actual showing and being blunt with interested tenants - it seems like a second layer of filtering to weed out unwanted tenants and those that do complete & satisfy both the pre-screening form & paper application are worth further vetting. 

Could this be seen as unwanted solicitation?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Cleveland.

Purchase price: $34,017

MLS listing. Realtor works with investors. Multiple offers - my wasn’t even the highest - but it...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Cleveland.

Purchase price: $34,017

MLS listing. ARV - $75,000. 3/1, 1100 square feet. Purely cosmetic: kitchen and bathroom, pain...

When I served a 3-day notice after three days expired the police would not help remove the unwanted guest I was told that the notice should have been filed with the courts first.

And buying directly from a distressed seller, tired landlord, or unwanted inheritance.

Here are some random thoughts you might consider.1) Has the tenant left and just left their unwanted stuff behind?

In my MLS you have to mark the listing type as "Owner Agent", which I think doesn't help you very much and can create unwanted attention.