Either they both are moving (with proper notice) or if the one leaving wants to find a replacement roommate who is screen and approved.

You can screen borrowers, and diversify so you can minimize risk.

If you start seeing people in gorilla suits standing on the corner with a sign stating something like "Free Flat Screen TV with Lease!"

the theme you should remember for screening tenants to fill a vacancy is "haste makes waste!"

When there's blood in the streets..!

Part of my screening process is looking at the potential for long term rental.

My team has learned the hard way that screening, screening, and more screening is absolutely necessary before making the decision whether to enter a business relationship with a supposed seller.

Lastly, in the final stages, City issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy, Construction Bank Pay Off and refinance coordination with the refinance Loan Officers and refinance Bank, property manager hiring, tenant recruitment, screening and long term leasing.Best Regards,rey

The vacancy could be high for many reasons, such as: 1) High rent/deposit or screening criteria 2) Poorly advertised to potential business owners 3) No popular stores or business types that might attract regular customers e.g. chinese eatery, nail spa, pizza place, pawn shop, liquor store

I could have gone after him for monetary damages but you cant get blood from a stone and I do not want to waste my time pursuing something that isn't there.