@Brian Hoffman I think you're spot on with allowing them a substitute (that gets screened/applies just like the others) and allow the unemployed to move on.

You can screen-cap them from your phone with the date and time.

At first I was nice, just wanting to get to know what type of person he is (because I didn't screen him I didn't know anything about him and he's living in my house), but he's texting me about things that clearly did not require communication. 

The tenants looked good on paper, made 3x the rent ect so they screened well.

Obviously the possible tenants would be screened just as if they were just renting it.

As to having an attorney, if you have one he is either an idiot or he's a weasel, I'll be happy to tell him that right to his computer screen if you can get him on here.

Take potential tenant-buyers to a RMLO to get pre-screened to establish their ability to get financing in a reasonable amount of timeAs far as seasoning goes, my lender requires 12 months of being on title before they'll cash out refi, whether its leveraged or not.

If you go to the "NETWORK" tab at the top of your screen then click on meetups, you can search your area and see if there is anything happening this month.

The State of Wisconsin is out for blood, over what they consider "a deceptive business model".People already engage in these models in other states should be aware that other A.G.s in other states have been made aware of Wisconsin's actions.

Some people do well with second chances.Here is an excerpt from our screening criteria, which is more flexible than some....LEGAL/CRIMINAL HISTORY1.Criminal offenses (misdemeanor or felony) of a violent nature against either person or property will result in denial.2.Applicants with a non-violent criminal misdemeanor that occurred more than two years ago or a non-violent criminal felony that occurred more than five years ago may be considered if restitution for their crime was made in full and all time was served.Also, we may require an additional security deposit and demonstration of good employment history, credit history, and rental history since the time of the crime.Multiple offenses may result in denial regardless of what the employment, credit and rental history shows.