I read a book (I don't remember the title) discussing the $2,000 large-screen TV of that era.

@Champ Leong All of the above plus take note of window screens ahead of time and create a rule about where they can set up wading/swimming pools in the yard (big killers of grass).

Fill it with a tenant who meets your screening requirements after you close.

Go to NETWORK at the top of your screen and you can search for other investors and investment groups in your area.

And after I reviewed the screening report, I had to deny them based on no proof of income in the local area (they were relocating), collections, delinquencies, could not verify some of the info submitted in the application, etc.His feedback on why this is taking so long is that people like the Unit but not the area.I am starting to get worried about how long is taking me to find a proper tenant.

If I were in your shoes I would explain to your tenant that anyone not on the lease cannot reside in the property long term and inform them that the person will need to go through your application/tenant screening and if they meet the requirements they will be added to the lease.

@John Williams agree 100%.Screen like your life depends on it-because it does!

Select Document Type on the left side menu, and the "Select" button in the center top of the screen.

This would be a no go for me.I stopped using Zillow for tenant screening. 

Thanks for reading have a good day and happy holidays to all REI heads Go to NETWORK at the top of your screen and you can search for other investors and investment groups in your area.