But I never said "yo blood gimmie 100 geez ma homie lemmie try to make some doh".

Other advice: 1, Screen any potential tenant very carefully. 2, Have the house you're purchasing thoroughly inspected.Good luck!

So we were allowed to rent the home to them as ONE family (because the sisters were blood related).

Hi all,I am conducting my first tenant screening process and would like some advice.

Therefore I think I should learn how to screen tenants and how to figure whether a property is in a location near jobs.Any guidance will be appreciated.Thanks

The one thing you can never tell, though (even after you've screened well), is whether your tenant shows you their best side and then after awhile, begins to lie their way through the rest of the lease.

I never inform any applicant what my screening requirements are and never tell any applicant the reason they are not accepted.

Clearly I don't have the magic formula for screening these ventures/funds.

At my price range and with my screening it is not people not paying, it is damage and breaking the rules.Do I worry about rents, no.

Just remembered it was discussed at the local REIA small gathering.If I remember correctly, you can't pre-screen the tenants (they're being provided "as-is" so to speak). if I remember something else, I'll let you know