-Cam

Any advise would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,ChrisYou could go to NN or NNN leases, where the tenants would split all of the cam charges. 

I assume no felonies, no sex offenders, no evictions.  

Cam embraced some pretty aggressive tackles today.

It's a high crime area, and there's a registered sex offender, literally, living right next door.

**(If anyone needs a killer PM- we connected with a great company who really helped us out during due diligence-message me for their info)** Just thought I'd post about my experience.My uncle has been involved in REI for a long time & I told him I wanted to help on the next deal he cam across.  

An older HUD memorandum says we can deny housing if someone is on the Sex Offender Registry.

As a landlord you are able to obtain credit reports, nationwide criminal, nationwide eviction, along with a bunch of other reports (sex offender, county level criminal, etc).  

In the event an applicant is rejected and reports me for an FHA violation I can prove I didn't even know the person was a convict, etc.If an applicant makes it this far and then a background check turns over a criminal history I will have to manually see if this history conflicts with having a legitimate and substantial effect on the community (e.g. a sex offender in an MHP full of families with little children is a non-starter for me).

Their floor squeaks badly when they have sex and to top it off my bed shakes with their movement.