A management company can screen the best tenants and do everything right but in the end the tenant can still turn out to be a rotten apple. 

It is much harder to rule out the "bad apples."

I primarily use Pages and Numbers, but Apple in all their wisdom stripped out that ability.

I've been putting my leads info on excel sheets and some time on Apple notes / Reminders app, I usually call 5-20 prospective leads and it gets very difficult to manage them especially when I have to follow up on them next week. 

Make sure everyone quotes the same thing so you can compare apples to apples.Then with the insurance, make sure you have adequate dwelling coverage, make sure they know it is a rental property, think about adding a vandalism rider if you are in a B/C area, and also think about having rent loss coverage.

They would very quickly get rid of the "bad apples" and make this a win/win program for the people who are struggling and need it as well as for the landlords.

Another interesting article from this week was Apple's announcement to invest 1 Billion in their Reno data center (doubling the size of their initial 1 Billion investment).  

@Cameron PetersWe disabled the Pro exclusive forum in our iOS app to comply with Apple's terms of service.

We disabled the Pro exclusive forum in our iOS app to comply with Apple's terms of service. 

It better be a fresh red delicious apple, or a deal.