Window is currently not egress, but can certainly be replaced if needed.There is a walkout door right next to the window, so I’d imagine, that is what is necessary for an emergency.Front side of basement has another window (same size as back), and has a view to the underside of the porch.

I compare my services to those of the "competition" and the private Landlord: online payments, solid screening, no evictions in 5 years, over 340 rentals under management, member of NARPM and higher code of ethics, etc.3.

There is too much to know about multis and flips (what’s the property worth, what rehab needs done, how much will the rehab cost, how to screen for tenants, do you know a property management company, how to successfully run the business, etc).

Consistent screening standards can and do eliminate 99% of welfare applicants without discrimination.  

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Pros: I can not think of any that would be better than any properly screen applicant.Cons: you are renting to the government. 

Hi @Donna Hutchinson -- let me know if you have any questions about tenant screening, I am very familiar with the topic.

This is a very shallow view, however. 

If it was just to view a property without being under contract, it could be conceivable that a seller wasn’t willing to go through the expense of utility hookups just for showings.

I'm viewing a 3BR property tomorrow (dirt cheap at $65k) which is being sold as just the house- the land will be leased.