An individual lease is easier administratively and you can pass all utility (including water) costs on to the tenants {we use a Utilities budget program whereby the utilities remain in our name, but the tenants pre-pay into an account every month.  

They will have to keep a database of everyone you speak to about their product.

Some of the very best members at the time were being banned from the forum for challenging the administrators pro tenant policies. 

Hi everyoneMy friend is a landlord and currently has his tenants helping out with some of the administrative property management tasks.

The Pennsylvania unified state databases have given small LLs, very quietly, something like a doomsday weapon against tenants who don't pay off judgments.

Also I saw a post from Jonathan Twombly on Linkedin that noted "1,457 Multifamily Properties Currently Barely At or Below DSCR Requirements - and What This Means for YouToday it was reported that real estate data provider Trepp has 1,457 multifamily properties in its database that currently do not meet or barely meet the 1.25x DSCR requirement on their loans.

The larger ones have a variety of positions like administrative assistant, leasing agent, property manager, bookkeeping, etc.

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has programs that guarantee commercial real estate loans.Read this article for more information https://www.valuepenguin.com/s...All the best!

Lots of free features but even more with a premium membership.Apartments.com had my property address wrong in their database so it was impossible for me to use their service. 

When it comes to criminal history, it's a misnomer that there is a single, "accurate" national database available to private citizens that you can check someone's criminal history in.