Serve an eviction notice for the ghost as a “Jane doe” eviction.

Service companies work long and hard to land clients so, assuming they pocket 10% ($100), is that worth potentially losing a client and a long term relationship?

I have a client that has a great credit score and several assets looking to buy a duplex.

Serve the Notice to Quit.

I would serve her a notice of lease termination/non-renewal, and if she leaves on 9/30 then deduct any late fees or rent shortfalls from her deposit (although I would still be trying to collect it from her all the while). 

I would make him bear the costs of said checks.If he doesn't pass (or you don't want to add him), serve a notice to cure or quit.You don't want an unauthorized occupant in your rental unit as (at least in NY) they will earn tenant's rights. 

Hi Blaid, Have you served in the military?

Insurance companies make money on the fear of their clients.

While I am not based out of Monmouth County I represent clients across NJ. 

He was approached by a client who owns 100 units in 10 buildings in our native area, Northeast Pennsylvania (NEPA) who proposed a business plan to him, which my brother then opened to our other brother and to me.This client is 70 years old and wants to ease out of the business of rental management.