Residential their going to want stool samples and 4pints of blood and maybe a kidney.Ill save you the trouble of wasting your time.

@Patrick Blood I think @Nathan G. is going after the current tenants. 

I do appreciate your perspective.From my perspective as a new investor there are many different ideas, stories and content that are circulating of how to approach this type of investing.

Contractors smell blood too

In most cases you are wasting time trying to get blood from a rock.

I don't give out my agreement, a lot of blood went into it via lawyers, research, etc. but it goes out from my PMS.

According to her, Grandma has the blood pressure and heart of a 60 year old.  

I listened to members on BP... and yup I wrote a ton of hand written letters, hand written envelopes, typed envelopes, typed letters, yellow letters written in blood...You know what the difference between hand written letters and other mailers were?

I didn't realize you were the same Mike Butler.To be honest, though, your setup is too rich for my blood. 

We allow pets in all of our units, we require renters insurance that names the pet, breed, sex, and weight. we generally charge pet rent, vs a deposit, for us it works out better to collect more rent vs trying to sue blood out of a turnip if they have a $200 deposit at the animal damages the property, over the portfolio, the pet rent is much more money in the big picture.