@Sarah Brown great suggestion...thank you! 

Quote from @Caleb Brown: In our area there is a from you can sign called occupancy after closing.

Which is going to come in super handy when we're drunk as all hell after watching our Tribal Chief Roman Reigns and The Great One Dwayne The Rock Johnson put on a Summerslam match for the ages at the Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Hey @Cameron Woodward, @Sarah Brown touched on it above, but using your network of friends and family is a great way to find tenants.

Quote from @Caleb Brown: I am an agent but get referrals too like a lender would. 

Quote from @Caleb Brown: Everyone is different.

Quote from @Caleb Brown: Even though this is obviously a pitch I think getting licensed as a lender is too much.

Hello, before I give my story, my wife and I are looking for a 1-2 bedroom apartment we have a monthly budget of 1750, we both have poor credit, my wife Ariana, Graduated from Brown University last year, she will be 48 in May this year and is currently an Operations Manager II at kent hospital through Sodexo, she makes 75k a year, and approximately 4500 after taxes a month, she has no criminal history, as to our poor credit, we had to choose between paying our rent and electricity during covid, or pay our credit cards, we have never missed a rent payment, and have lived in the same residence for the last 4 years with no issues, we are looking for an apartment because our landlord wants to renovate his building. with that said...I am writing to proactively disclose information that may appear on a background check.In 2009, I was involved in an incident that resulted in a felony charge.

Hey @Trenton Brown, unfortunately you'll see several multi-families that are incorrectly listed on MLS, so you'll need to look closely.

Other funders include the Affordable Housing Trust of Columbus, Franklin County, the city of Columbus, state funding and organizations like the Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing.A lack of housing or access to housing can negatively impact people's health, said Latasha Brown, CVS's first anti-human trafficking administrator.That's part of the reason the health company, which also owns Ohio's Medicaid program, invested in Harriet's Hope and in other affordable housing projects in Ohio.