You have your screening criteria for a reason.If it works, and this person meets your criteria, move forward.If they don't meet the criteria, on to the next.A few folks here have already touched on this: keep in mind the implications behind early termination of the lease and how to reimburse money if it's required.

You shouldn't touch a Baltimore neighborhood under $200k unless you are a very experienced landlord with class c/d properties.

If there are other implications beyond what you're saying here, and absolutely have to get in touch and/or get money (security deposits, etc.)...there's always private investigators.

I'm not sure where to start but I may be in touch once I figure it out, haha. 

If we take the minimum for credit, it will be $100 instead of $2,000 or less.We have stock portfolio that we don't want to touch for the rehab around $200,000 that is liquid upon selling. 

Additionally, if there is anyone in or around Minnesota that has any state specific advice or contacts, I would love to get in touch to expand my network. 

I know it'll take more than 1 postcard sent out or one call made and I know I need to make multiple "touches" over a month or two to truly get engagement.

As for getting my realtors license, I am still in high school and I am not sure if I can start the course to get my license since I’m 18 or if I have to be graduated to start, I will further look into it because having access to the MLS is extremely helpful as investor.I definitely want to build my credibility in my community so that people start to know I am serious about this by going to real estate meet ups! 

Telling you the whole story;  I still see now and then my personal reply to a seller who decides to reply to the multi month multi touch campaings that are built into this creative system, that the system sends out 3,4,6,8 msgs asking in different ways if they want to sell, if they'd like me to call etc etc, so they say; sure whats your offer. 

I'm about to graduate college with a finance degree, I'm looking to get into real estate and possibly flipping houses.