We'd had the unit on the market for 2 months, during the recession when there wasn't that much demand for units, and a woman finally came along who almost met our screening criteria. 

Do your screening and eventually you'll get the right tenants.  

I had this screen opened for a while.

Find: When screening prospective tenants, look for candidates that have been in their last rental for several years and are moving because of no fault of their own.

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She claimed I was a liar and a cheat even after I sent her screen shots of her work and Scott's.

Focus on screening them out and you will likely screen just about all of them out.

Go for it I would tell them, but mine doesn't have dog **** on the floor, mine is freshly painted, has a garage door opener, SOLAR SCREENS ON WINDOWS, HIGH EFFICIENCY A/C, EXTRA INSULATION IN THE ATTIC, so you will probably pay $50/month less for utilities in my place.Remember, THIS IS A BUSINESS.

He screened the tenant and cleaned up her credit and then got her a loan to purchase the property.

Whenever I've had the nightmare property management experiences, it was due to some overlooked area in my screening process and pre-rental property preparation.What types of properties are you managing, low, mid, high income?