As the buyer, I had to contact my selected inspector and pay for the inspection.

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In selecting tenants I remind myself that Hire slowly, Fire quickly. 

Yes, also.Basically, you may choose your selection process as long as it is consistent and does not discriminate.

I was just approved for half a million dollar line of credit through the Goldman Sachs select program.

., you want a phase 3 environmental study.Financials: get 3-years income and expense statements, monthly rent rolls, and select income tax returns. 

If I have a follow up I try to let them select the time they would like a follow up call, if they dont have one I ask if I can follow up with them at a certain date and time.

If you are selected for examination the IRS will ask for them.Are you subject to the Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT)? 

Hey @Jason Lam, There are people that I know that do really well and don't have any issues with section 8, but they thoroughly screen their tenants and have nicer/cleaner houses that can allow them to be picky with which section 8 tenants they select. 

Anyways, I'm working on selecting 2 cities to heavily pursue for out of state rentals.