All seems perfect - until Ziprent gets sued for a Fair Housing violation caused by an owner interviewing a prospective tenant.

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No house is perfect and you want to be prepared to deal with issues.

Asking for POF (lender pre-approval, bank statement, line of credit etc) for a property like you have is perfectly normal. 

Anyone that says you can perfectly protect 99% of your wealth is giving you a sales pitch and reality is going to be different. 

A few tactics that come to mind are: - creating a single listing page (landing page) that captures contact info - paid social ads that drive to the single listing page What's the perfect use case for a single listing page?

This is the perfect place to connect with like-minded people, gain insights, and grow in your real estate journey.

If it is vacant, you have written notice they said they'd be gone, either let yourself in to double check they are gone (and if so change the locks) or post a notice saying you will be there tomorrow to enter the place.Nathan's message is perfect about telling them where to leave the keys and that you'll be by to do the move out inspecting in the morning....also about telling them what to do, not asking.When they are moving there is a lot to do and it is better they focus on moving than getting multiple messages and calls. 

We use Rent Perfect for all of our tenant screening.

Why will likely determine how because if you are looking for cashflow vs. appreciation vs. quick capitalHow could it be househacking, brrrr, flip, long term -> You mentioned BRRRR, which is an awesome strategy but will only work in specific sectors of Chicagoland. finding the perfect brrrr in the current environment is extremely tough!