Is this your cell phone?

The tenants would have my cell number and I was worried I would get that late night call about fire or flood etc...  

He also works out of cell service ( in Montana ) for a large local employer, so it's hard to get him to sign the documents.

I have inherited a tenant that has cancer, smokes and has pets.

Called the repair guy & he shows up & stays on his cell phone with another tech trying to troubleshoot the problem.

I tried to add a link to his name but it appears I can't on a cell phone.  

If the young person does not have much of a credit history, I'd ask to see 12 months of cell phone or internet bills to get an idea of their payment history. 

Call me an idiot, but I promised his mom I would take care of him when she was in her final days of fighting her cancer in 2008.

I can't think of any other reason for that, except they expect that to be difficult = PITA.Maybe not, but in my life experience, you're way better off to deduct the reason is because the tenant is a PITA than some benign reason that equates to the tenant not being a PITA...And to anyone who is tempted to say something like, "Well, maybe the tenant is great, but the seller has cancer or whatever ----- my answer is, really?  

Make sure you get the code and put it in your cell phone as a note for the tenant; you don't want to wind up there for an inspection and find out the tenant forgot to leave the alarm off...