Far from being under-staffed, we are quite robust for this particular industry at 73 full-time employees.I would say instead that we are rather picky about who we would like to do business with and have developed a system designed to allow our ideal investor to move forward smoothly and prevent us from allowing investors to purchase from our company before they have fully vetted us.  

That's the perfect solution, in my opinion.But, expecting people to wait to buy a home when their lease ends, or to not send out resumes to get a great job somewhere else, or to apply to grad school somewhere else, etc., - is just not realistic.  

If you want to get a better sense of the prospective tenants' responsibility as pet owner, ask them to submit a pet resume.

Can anyone share a robust lease agreement for the state of Illinois l, Wisconsin, and Texas.Looking for renters insurance clause deductible clause and any other landlord focused leases.Thank you and advance,-Krunal

Even if the tenant was to make some temporary concessions (like adhering to your already late payment dates) she will look for any sign of you slacking off enforcement so as to resume bad behavior.

Once the Landlord-Tenant Courts resume the eviction hearings, at least you are on the docket and eviction can commence. 

(Except for the people who fear not buying now because they think the market will resume its climb soon.

If inflation is controlled without causing unemployment to get out of control, then the bull market will resume.

Does anyone have any tips on things I can do to get my foot in the door or boost my resume to meet the criteria for positions in this industry?

Like an application / resume before the job interview.