Without a lease, these tenants shouldn't have a right to be living there (unless the existing lease has a clause stating visitors being welcome for an indefinite period of time).

While a person 5 to 7 years post discharge will have had suitable time to re-establish good or bad credit practices again where it makes it less risky to simply go with good credit, I don't subscribe to the idea fresh out of BK is bad.

Or, that's just a visitor.

Joe's current position of being capable of finding the deal but without a financial contribution might be more suitable to him wholesaling to build up cash rather than a buy and hold position.

Buildium is really pricey I agree; it's more suitable for people with tons of units.rentpost is a very new company, I searched BP for mentions and only 1 person without a picture and 3 posts mentioned them so it's high risk IMHO. 

If daughter confirms that son-in-law has been staying at house longer than visitors are allowed (lease should state how long visitors are allowed consecutive days), then you need to send eviction notice.Do not waste more time dealing with these tenants, it will only get worse.See below problem tenantsThe Players - Mr F - father of Ms D; the tenant who wrote me the email this morning

If you go that route, I'd suggest running both an outreach and a retargeting campaign, that way if new visitors bounce you can continue to remind them that they visited your site for a reason and that you're ready to help.

To date still no suitable response just deflection and talking in circles...You cannot rationalize with an irrational person. 

No need for running wiring for each individual unit, a visitor pushes the button for the person they are visiting, the unit dials the number that is programmed and the resident can hit a button to unlock the door (assuming there is already electronic locking hardware in place).

I will also bring in the initial investors/buyers on the table(at least 25  to 50 units, who already showed interest to be part of the community).I and my office may/may not be part of the building, may fully leave it to the developer/go for a third party GC/can pick up partially or may purely just supervise the project, have not detailed out the tasks and responsibilities yet.Thinking of a suitable partnership deal with the developer and land owner so that everybody wins.Anyone made any deal similar to this?