ehhhh....The guy and his wife apply via the screening service I use, Cozy.co, and everything comes back looking normal. 

You'll most likely get a bunch of calls and showings and most will be time wasters no matter how much you try to phone screen them before hand.

@Jason H.Usually when a tenant offers to pay that far in advance, alarm bells go off in my mind: what is the source of the money; did I effectively screen this tenant; are they about to loose/quit their job, etc.Anyone who is good at managing their money is not going to prepay rent that far in advance.  

One thing I would strongly suggest is a page with a form where potential sellers can input their property information so you can pre-screen the lead before you call them back.

I now replaced every door with solid core.I've removed storm/screen doors.

Good point on the bathrooms too, I don't screen for 2 baths now but I probably should.

Patch walls and replace broken screens as necessary, and fix or replace small things like cover plates for light switches and wall sockets, light fixtures, doorknobs and faucet handles.AppearanceMake the duplex as visually appealing as possible by increasing its curb appeal, the term used to describe how the residence looks from the outside.

They will have a good credit score, a stable job, good references and they should have been able to answer all your questions clearly and honestly.It’s important to keep in mind that, even the most thorough screening process can’t guarantee that a tenant will be problem-free, but it can help you to minimize the risk of having issues with your tenant in the future.

It’s a weird space where the best layout I can figure out involves TV screen over the window rather than a big screen on the inner wall.

Hire whatever landscaping maintenance out or have the PM do it.Have your lease terms be super tight ( make sure they are structured for RV rentals ) and do careful screening.