(if they're female)or a media room with a built in projector/screen if you're near a campus area.i only managed a few small houses. so Excel is all i need for management.Thoughts?

Buy a small MultiFamily (#Cashflow) Duplex/Triplex/Fourplex that you can BRRRRRR and  properly screen good tenants.4.

Who knows....they may have a legitimate reason that they weren't paying rent and want to pay going forward (if this is the case, I would still go through standard procedures of qualifying/screening them).

In addition - for our brand, we're developing technology in-house that allows us to screen renters based on a number of factors that keeps undesirable guests out (or less likely to sneak in) reducing overall cost-of-ownership. 

@Tiffany Thompson-damm  I actually think it sounds like you're doing a great job screening them yourself. 

Is anyone else having issues with the video advertisements on the right side of the screen?

@Nicholas Gallinot, I would only hire them if ithe agent is part of an actual PM company affiliated with those real estate brands, mainly because they have systems in place to deal with tenant screening, maintenance requests, collecting payments and issuing notices.

I have a paper screening and then only run credit background on candidates that meet a basic criteria rejecting one before moving on.

I am not making an excuse for them but being cheerful and happy everyday in a job were you do nothing but screen people's problems and excuses isn't going to be all flowers, rainbows and ponies, if you know what I mean.  

And we have fairly stringent tenant screening procedures, which would disqualify some of the placed tenants in turnkey operations.