When it came time for new tenants I made them go through a thorough process: application, credit check (transunion SmartMove -super easy), income verification and references.

In theory, it would be great, but I find they are super slow to respond and let repairs fall through the cracks all the time.  

I have been doing some research on line and am really super confused.

Some banks will do 7 or 10 year fixed rate periods but under $1m they don't get super aggressive.

Super helpful to see where I can tighten up the initial evaluation and improve my process.

I would be very interested in picking your brain about this area and I am super interested in partnering and investing.

He was 150 below market but super clean and kind.

Buying subject to an existing mortgage from a seller who has an ex-relationship with an existing occupant is super dangerous and under no circumstances would I ever engage in such a transaction again.

Unless your house is near a college and your buyer will be an investor looking for maximum cash flow per room rented - 4 bedrooms in a 1,200sf house with 1 bath isn't very likely going to be super functional for most buyers.

i went with the conventiinal it was a 6 state bank they are super nice said i qualify for VIP banking where everything is free incuding cashirs checks.