@Sandra Gutierrez no offense, but it's scary that you are asking this question and not more specific DIY management questions.Do you even have an idea of what you don't know?

Can you run criminal background on minors, when i say minors I mean 16 and up.

The sheriff shall give an approx time when he'll be there to toss the criminal out.

Steer clear of MN and IL (no offense to anyone currently investing there!)

Conducting thorough background checks, including criminal, eviction, and credit history, can help ensure that you select reliable and responsible tenants.Maintenance and repairs.As a property manager, addressing maintenance and repair issues promptly is essential for tenant satisfaction and property upkeep.

Not to bag on my own industry or cause any offense but a high number in the industry are ex-cons and felons and not always reliable.I am currently building yes, right now for someone else, we have about 6 weeks left on an ADU for a client in town (North Idaho).

Given your lack of experience, you need to stay away from D/C- neighborhoods and develop very strong WRITTEN vetting criteria and know how to implement it (not allowed to ask criminal history early in the process, etc.), AND implement it rigorously - sob stories need not apply.There is a very high failure rate among new landlords; you’ll find out why.

I wouldn't see that as offensive.

The layout of our site is unfortunately very attractive to criminals.

And a criminal case this week shows why you shouldn't mess around with this rule.