Welcome to the BP family @Matthew Krump.Make sure to read the how to guides under the learn tab for screening tenants if you are going to manage yourself.

The acquisitions group jokes that they can’t give him access to the raw data pool of properties they're screening because it would drive them all too crazy answering questions before they’re ready, haha.

I'm going to use the general yellow letter to get a lot of responses and will use the recording to screen callers.

I've dealt with enough of those.I wish there was a way to find out what medication people were on as part of my screening process.

Read different articles about tenant screening. 

He was actually working out 2 different deals to lease out 2 of my properties; one on Diploma Ave. and the other on Rock St.I was unaware of either of these tenant screenings (if they took place) or lease signings or anything, nor have I yet to see any signed lease.I get a call later from the previous owner of the house on Rock St. asking me if I know of a Bob Smith (PM) or a Jane (Potential Tenant).

Brandon Turner's wife must be looking at the screen again!

I have a list of addresses in my target area.I have the budget set for my first batch of yellow letters.I have an google voice account and vm to start recieving calls and a script that I will follow when screening prospective sellers.What I don't have is a good letter.

@David Jackson you edit you location on the Basics tab in the Edit Profile Screen.

But you will waste a lot of time talking to non prospects and if you aren't doing it full time it is just hard to do it.Probably get the next most leads if you have a well trained call service that answers the phone and pre screens for you.