Your tenants might hesitate due to such a ugly view, but you could do a lovely screening patio or fence and minimize that, also.

Screening of applicants for evictions is useless if landlords do not take the responsible action to evict bad tenants.

They call to give me what is generally a relatively brief run down of already screened candidates and we go back and forth until I'm satisfied with the Tenant and the we will charge them Rate.

I agree that good tenant screening requires a lot of nuance!

The only advice I have is to buy the best quality asset that you can whatever the unit count.

While it is possible to find a decent contractor through these sites, the professional, quality driven contractor will have a strong, local network of satisfied clients and fellow tradesmen to funnel work their way.I've found that many of the individuals relying on HomeAdvisor leads are doing so because their work doesn't speak for itself or their clients have not been telling everyone they know about how well their awesome new renovation turned out.

A good experience investing in syndications starts with a quality syndicator.  

Before you do that set your criteria for how you are going to screen your applicants.

I'm wondering if you have a good system of tenant screening and such for the people who will be living on your property! 

How do you screen without checking criminal history?