They are fully rented by the way, so tenant screening/marketing is not an immediate concern at this point, but obviously will be in the future.

I'd rather be able to watch TV on my puter in a split screen while on BP!

Just like any tenant the proper screening is required, a lot of times I have my leasing agent find a reason to visit their existing property. 

Details matter in posts, none of this is what it seemed trailing in from each post.So, here is what we have that matters so far:Offer to Short Sale:  $240,000 ($80,000k cash on hand / the rest financed)First:  $700k will short at $211k (holy cow - blood bath)Second:  $75k will short at ????

Someone just told me that only realtors are allowed to do the tenant screening in IN, is that true?

If you plan to actually screen your tenants and manage your property well you are welcome to buy in my neighborhood. 

This is what some doctors think could happen if we don't immediately restrict/screen international cross border travel.

We have sheets for screening the potential worth of a buyer and if they are directly qualified to purchase the property.Now having said that I am in the larger commercial space.

(No new blood, no new money, no drive to improve the neighborhood or the schools.)What about the homeless?  

Another thing you'll want to consider going forward is to clarify during your pre-screening whether the person you're talking to is the sole decision-maker.