Quote from @Mary Jay: Screen her first!

I notice applicants come with an Equifax credit score, salary, and some other pre-screen items that will not be a substitute for my phone screen + in-person walk through, but seem like an added check and balance.I'm curious if anyone has used their Pay with Lovely service to turn rent into a credit card payment system.

I suspect that CA will find a way to get its pint of blood, and I wouldn’t fight them.

I have another question: Since we are kind of tired trying to go through the screening process of new tenants...What happens if we sell the property?

He is a real-life guru who walks among us and posts on biggerpockets.I have learned a lot from the book: how to structure no money down deals, how priorities in life are important, how to know when step away, how to understand that Real Estate investing is in the blood and it will always lure you in, and many more...Its really worth reading the book!

It's available in the bookstore at the link towards the top of the screen. 

If they question me I text them a screen shot of dates and any rent that is behind is in red.

Proper screening and keeping a positive relationship with your tenants is of the utmost importance.

I am doing tenant screening at the moment.

Not saying they are all like that but its like taking a chance unless you do tenant screening during the due diligence process which can be a condition