Remember their ability to keep their job (or have a steady income) will directly effect their ability to pay the rent.Always fill out a hard copy of the application.

First, there are no market makers in real estate or real estate derivatives, which is why they are not freely traded (i.e. illiquid).

I know they exist as I've seen hard copy. 

Britney, before you do anything else, go get a copy of your lease and read it carefully.  

Remember their ability to keep their job (or have a steady income) will directly effect their ability to pay the rent.Always fill out a hard copy of the application.

Hello BP...I've seen about a million (and I'm exaggerating) forum posts on the topic of the best investor voicemail copy to use when motivated sellers are unable to reach you.

I download a copy to backup local on my home PC occasionally.

You should always give a copy of the contract to the tenant for there records.If the tenant can't find a reader they trust you can suggest paying for a reader to read to them.

if you are on the loan, then the lender will try to get your financial information in order to consider a short sale. if your not on the loan, then you dont have to provide any of your financial info to the lender. if you are on the loan and deed, then you can quit claim your interest to the other person, and the realtor can then tell the bank you no longer owned the home, and not part of it and send a copy of the quit claim to the lender to prove that you are no longer a part of the home, and at that point the lender wont ask your financial information.

Get copies of signed leases as well.Hope that helps.