This really isn't that difficult when you stand your ground and remind the tenants who the real home owner is.Tell them that you are going to schedule open houses and they are responsible for removing their valuables and/or locking them up in the closet or off the premises.The realtor will escort each buyer throughout the property so there really isn't anything to worry about as long as they keep their valuables out of sight.No one is going to open their dresser drawers or touch their clothes and stuff with an escort watching them.Never let a tenant dictate anything to you ever.

I stand by my advice.  

Study up on other rental properties and decide if you go with flow or make your own properties stand out!

Contact the management for the apartment building, ask for a letter which explains your account is and was in good standing and no unpaid balance that the filings were clerical error.Send copies to the credit bureau.Worth a call to attorney to figure out if needed. 

Stand your grounds on this! 

@Anu Gunn  Peer st and Realty Shares have completely different models.Realty shares is basically a direct lender ... so they will respond.Peer St.. is a platform for HML to showcase their loans.. its the HML on the site that originate the loans Peer st.. does not originate the loans...

Hi Shane, RUBS stands for Ratio Utility Billing System.  

I put them on their own line, too, to better stand out.Good luck!

When a lot doesn't have an address, the listing could say something like this:0 Main Street VIC Palm or VAC Main Street VIC PalmWhat do "VAC" and "VIC" stand for?  

I've read his book, it's basic common sense, but most people have no impulse control and can't stand having $1 left over at the end of the month that isn't allocated to the next instant gratification consumer product.I'm trying to take a balanced approach to REI, use leverage in a sensible way and accumulate while having a comfortable cushion for bad times.