Carry a calculator and let it do the talking for you even if you have to erase the screen and put it in your pocket.

We actually got to chat with one of the tenants and asked her how she liked the place and if there were any issues or things that didnt work... nope, everything was good though she would like a new screen door.

Already using the tenant screening and forms!

Do you gather this criteria from a database company or another source, or are these criteria that you screen for when you get callers to call in on your ads/signs.

Otherwise: we are seeing a lot of buyers jumping on one property but not all agents or buyers can perform so... screen very carefully.

So even though those are nice numbers, they are not realistic to what HUD pays out, only a maximum amount.I use the MLS, or a local agency that places rental tenants, and I use them to place tenants for me, because in case you have been under a rock, prospective tenants have a LOT more rights and the process to screen is crazier than ever, I outsource it, AND the liability.

Good hinges, locks, hasps, I'd suggest covering windows with bars or heavy screening with expanded steel.

We purchased our first two rental properties and have one of them leased (the other rehab just finished and we are currently screening tenants).

We have been waiting for 22 years to see the road sign scrawled in blood red letters, Curve Ahead!

After my son graduated then I took the rental license and hired a PM to find the tenant do all the screening.