Since rental agreements are state/city driven, as said above, if you want a template, visit a PM web site as a potential guest and ask to review a sample contract in that locale.Maybe I'm not understanding your question.

I screen meticulously including a home visit as the last step of the screening process (note - do exactly the same process for market and Section 8 tenants on screening or you will run afoul of Fair Housing).Some counties have created an insurance program of sorts for landords if tenants trash a place that requires repairs beyond the deposit but there's nothing countrywide.However, there are absolutely remedies for landlords with Section 8 tenants. 

@Alison Bremner You may want to visit a few mobile home parks in your area.

However, for large withdrawals, or in my case where I debit card was terminated, I was forced to visit a branch in person.What do you think?

I don't visit a single job site to give an estimate, I tell them a low end and a high end and if they want to move forward only then will I get more information.

As I'm not comfortable making a first-time purchase out of state without visiting the area, I decided to make a road trip out of it and to visit a handful of cities spread across a few states to get a physical feel of the markets I've got my eye on. 

Hi @Grant Medica,I think you'll find everyone has a slightly different opinion on what to do.

But could also be one of your primary cleaners (for bonus pay) or another person (student maybe) to whom you pay a monthly fee for occasional stop-ins or even pay "per visit as required."

Would certainly recommend visiting if one is close to you.Facebook - Ben, this might be more of what you will need to do since you can visit a local club - surprisingly Facebook has some good group pages for Real Estate Investing Groups.  

In the rare instances that I do visit a company website, it's almost always to find someone's contact information.