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It's so cool to find another local BP member! I

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As a non-Pro Member, I cannot PM you.Thank you,Dan

One of the developers is a BP member, I had a couple minor issues with it in the past so I tagged him in a few forums & he ended up changing the software & adding features that fixed my issue.

@Patrick Lee What stands out to me is the fact someone who lives in Texas wants to renovate homes in PA and will be relying on a project manager/mentor who resides in NY 2 hours away.

Or is it still in SFH but just be re-platted?

Here are some tips for vetting potential tenants:Require a rental application: Have all potential tenants fill out a rental application that includes personal and employment information, references, and a consent to run a background check and credit report.Check their credit report: A credit report can give you insight into a tenant's financial history, including their payment history, outstanding debts, and credit score.Run a background check: A background check can reveal any criminal history or past evictions, which may be red flags.Verify income: Make sure to ask for proof of income to ensure the tenant has the financial means to pay rent.Contact references: Reach out to previous landlords, employers, and personal references to get a sense of the tenant's reliability and character.Conduct an in-person interview: Meeting the tenant in person can give you a sense of their personality and demeanor, which can be important factors in being a good tenant.Trust your instincts: If something seems off or you have a bad feeling about a potential tenant, it may be best to pass and keep looking.By taking these steps and thoroughly vetting potential tenants, you can increase the chances of finding a quality tenant who will be a good fit for your rental property.Good luck and keep us posted on what you decided to do! 

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