@Sam CravenAirBNB does not do a good job of the age check so unless you are getting a driver's license you are praying they did their due diligence.

For example, we have a tenant where one gets a small disability check and the other is a short haul truck driver. 

I'm considering other banks but it's a time crunch and I'm really mad. 

It's hard to know if the article got the projection right quantitatively, but Indy has not been a growth market and so directionally that part looks correct.Macro-level, the drivers to to growth markets are population shifts that are ocurring and a lot of people in northern states/cities have relocated to TX, FL, GA, NC, etc. 

So it’s a good idea to create a process to do it w/o being present.What i suggest:1) Schedule a time to meet 2) Apologize that you won’t make it shortly before3) Have them send you a photo of their drivers license 4) Give then lock box code and have them call you when they leave the property This helps since they think you’re going to be there.

You might as well start with someone who wants to be there, and not get a surprise, or mad about the parking situation after a few months.

I get a copy of their driver's license vis text and I just give them the code to the lockbox, they can look at it themselves...

He wanted the pace and simplicity and has been very happy since.The other big driver in terms of the economy and population that I don't think anyone has touched on has to do with DSM's location. 

I remember the one case I lost I was so mad. 

Don't give vague instructions on how you want the work done and then get mad when it comes out completely different than what you had envisioned in your head.