@Cheryl Foster thank you for the great insight and wonderful suggestions!

You'll have to check with an attorney on that one.Contact the tenant and tell her you can't rent to her because the water can't be stopped, it's creating mold and damaging the home, and it won't qualify as a foster home in the current condition.Tell her she needs to remove her belongings immediately and then you'll refund any unused rent and her deposit.If she refuses, tell her you will contact an attorney and have her evicted.If she still refuses, contact an attorney and have her evicted.Stop talking to her.

Even in Foster City, a brand new condo just sits there.

Thanks @Dave Foster good information! 

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Tobias Joneses, The time lines can be daunting. 

@Connie Chan and @Rachel Foster do you guys require potential tenants to apply on tellus BEFORE showing the unit?

But @Dave Foster beat me to the punch. 

@Curtis SteinekeI would use one of the national companies that have well-established reputation in the investor community rather than untested local folks.Reach out to @Bill Exeter and @Dave Foster - they are respected professionals, two different companies.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Farzan Setayesh, I'll be the curmudgeon here. 

@Dave Foster Thank you for thinking of me!