in their ad.At a minimum, proper screening means: gross income three times rent, no evictions in last four years, copy of recent pay stub, continuous work record in prior six mths, and ideally some evidence that prior landlord was called.David

One woman said she was getting it right back to me and even emailed me to ask me for an electronic copy then NOTHING....This seems to be the norm lately.

The end investor will want a copy of the lease so make sure you get that along with a detailed list of repairs to be made.

As I said, they got a copy of the inspection from the previous buyer who backed out.

Just be sure to include the things that the listing agents ask for and expect: proof of funds (or pre-qual/pre-approval letter if financed) and copy of earnest money check, in addition to the offer (or offer summary).

I contacted all the companies to try to have copies of the bills sent to me, but they do not offer that service.

First, make sure you take a look at the HOA's financial statements, they need to have some reserve funds, parks and pools are expensive to repair/replace when the time comes, make sure they are planning for that.Make your lease state that the tenant must abide by all rules of the HOA and give them a copy of the rules and regs.

I've basically copied and pasted that wording from the website into my lease, and update it once per year if and when the state does.- Tom

At that time I let them know what the new rent will be (generally 3% increase) and remind them to renew their renter's insurance and send me a copy of their declaration's page.

A lawyer in California did back ground checks on all the HOA board members and gave a copy to all the home owners and the HOA closed the doors because three of them had felony records.