Will a judge hold it against you if you push the edges vs. follow the law exactly.All the more reason to really screen well so you avoid the career tenants who are looking for landlords to scam.

Realtors are OK but so many of them aren't doing any business themselves, so there's only so much blood you can squeeze out of a turnip.Mailers?

Here's a couple of examples I quickly thought of:Loggia - screen porch or sometimes known as four seasons roomGallery - seen to describe a foyer or stairwayArts & Crafts Room - a storage room in the basement with no windowsJust thought it might be fun to see some of the names you have run accross or used in your dealings.

This is a good screening tool to get you in the right ballpark.For the deal that you discussed, you would need to get the property for about $30,000 to make this a good deal.

Just click on the tabs on the bottom of the screen to see the data for the indicated city.A bubble is clearly present in the Miami data and that market should still have a ways to fall.

You can use it as an initial screen, but it is not very accurate.

Frankly, if you will not be chasing up leads on your own there is nothing at risk.They are trying to screen you out and you are being asked to commit without even dating first.

They produced it to improve the quality of the rentals and it covered all the laws plus had great advice on screening, etc.You can use Google to see if there are local resources for your state.

Do you know of any third party management companies that do tenant screening specifically for MHP?

My client has the property from hell, with an old-school forced air furnace.....I was able to get them great tenants at a great rate..... only to find the blood sucking heat drain it all away....Bills go up to $500/mo!!!.....