Carriers such as State Farm, Travelers, Liberty Mutual, and Allstate all routinely list third parties as an additional interest and will quickly send notices of pending cancellation, cancellation, or non-renewal when appropriate.The Effective Coverage renters insurance program capitalizes on this notification provision and tracks the status of renters insurance on behalf of owners throughout the country.

I routinely buy properties from the Sherriff sale, and yes, it can be complex.

The landlord/tenant relationship does not have to be adversarial, and framing the "inspections" as routine maintenance that you take care of so the tenant doesn't have to makes it sound like you're the nice guy.If you haven't been inside in years, how do you know what's going on?

@Josh K.In contrast to what others have told you, it is relatively easy to pull credit histories for either Canadian or U.S.A. citizens.We routinely rent to students from the U.S.A. and use a credit service, such as TVS, which operates in both our countries and allows us to pull either Canadian or U.S.A. credit histories.  

I routinely pass out the lead information booklet and have the tenants sign the disclosure forms. 

When I say I have been at this quite a long time, it is absolutely true, because I have logged more hours in the Courtroom than most of my colleagues in my particular peer group.But that is besides the point, because nothing about that changes the nature of the information I am providing.I have routinely argued and had upheld, in my jurisdiction, attorney fee provisions for 25% of principal owed.

Explain what is an emergency, what is an urgent need, and what is a routine maintenance item.3.

routinely multiple applications are processed the same day for the same apt and the best credentials (ie, credit score along with documented income) chosen and the other application fees not refunded but rather applicable to any additional applications with the PM within a max time frame ie 6mos or less. sometimes it stuns me how many ppl apply for the same apt and pay the $40 fee.. just because it was a 'bargain' or whatever

And if you tried to pull some strong-arm routine on me, I'd be googling my rights and maybe talking to a lawyer.So, now, if you were that guy, what would you want in order to want to put yourself and your kids through all the hassle?  

Seeing how the yards of rentals are routinely destroyed makes me lean towards a condo set up, but I guess that comes back to your point about tenant quality.I am completely with you on finding a “respectable” place, I think that’s part of my issue.