.; how to analyze properties, how to find an investor-friendly agent, how to engage in a strong due diligence process, how to screen tenants, how to manage the property, how to build a network of contractors, plumbers, electricians and other pros, how to manage the book keeping of the property, etc., etc., etc.

When they fill out the application, they pay for the screening report to be run on themselves.

Far easier to fix you mistakes.New tenants that pay late have been improperly screened.

In such cases the selling broker must enter zero in the Selling Broker Commission field (6a) of the Bid Submission screen.* The Selling Broker/Agent submitting this bid is a Purchaser or has an ownership interest in the entity purchasing the property.YesNoSo yes you can purchase, no you cannot get a commission on that purchase if you are an agent and buying.

I am not an attorney nor do I play one on tv (lol) so go with the concepts and not the actual terms I'm using here. 

That POS Realtor was long gone and made their $10k in commission.....but we were stuck with picking up all the pieces - finishing their job - and having to coach an owner into reality.  2) The average Realtor has no idea how rental property pricing works, what attracts tenants, how to screen tenants, and how to sell investment properties. 

The goal is to get the unqualified to self screen out. 

@Kevin Ely  I'm in Cleveland but work on the other side of town so don't have a lot of current knowledge of Warrensville Hts - I know it as solid blue collar neighborhoods but you need to screen well.....

Market your property listings, benefit from custom offers, make use of tenant screening, and collect rent online if you’re a landlord.

I talk to all the neighbors during the renovation, do a lot of tenant screening, inspect every month or two, and rent to people I can build a rapport with.