No one is trying to get you mad. 

They are telling you upfront they are going to be one of the worse tenants you will ever experience.Tell them a big fat "NOOOO",... and pray they get mad and don't sign your lease.

While some entrepreneurs think, I can stop this madness, one day, if I work hard enough, smart entrepreneurs think, today, I'll build a game I want to play forever.It sounds like you need a paradigm shift.Here are some books to read:The E-myth - Gerber10x is easier that 2x - SullivanWho not how - SullivanBuy Back Your Time - Martell

As far as showing the place, I️ just leave a lockbox and give the code after I️ get a picture of there Drivers License via text.

Some as a police officer, some as a 911 dispatcher, some as a firefighter/EMT (FF-I, FF-II, then driver-operator on engine company and truck).  

It also helps the banking community because the EIN is a unique identifier for the business, much like a driver license and lets the bank "know its customer" in accordance with the Patriot Act after 9/11.Go to the website below and list your business with at least 15 sites.  

Using this strategy you will certainly cashflow less during year 1, but fast forward to year 10 and you will almost certainly significantly outperform the average in terms of both current cashflow, as well as total cashflow generated during those 10 years due to regular rent raises.Cashflow is required to pay the bills, but appreciation is the primary driver in building wealth. 

That is the real driver for me.

We landlords have all of their information - driver's license & social security numbers, income details, where they have lived, etc.

Driver around all the streets and look for vacant houses.