I am considering not renewing the lease of the second tenant, because I am tired of him never paying rent on time, always screaming at someone on his phone, and I have no idea what this guy's creditworthiness is or what his background is criminally.Any suggestions?

BiggerPockets users know this but the masses don't, and a decade ago the public was literally screaming at politicians to impose a "windfall profits tax" on oil companies because gasoline increased so much and so dramatically.

Hope you got a screaming good deal.You are going to have to prioritize. 

Some folks pay the $25.00 fee and request we mow them, some push our buttons and get mowed (they have to pay that $50.00 fee the next month or we initiate eviction proceedings, some tenants just need to see where the line in the sand is), most mow their house without any issue and get on the stick when we remind them it's long.SOOOOO- Today's discussion is does anyone have a lease-disclosed list of items they don't do for tenants...naturally I had a silly tenant moment over the T-day 4-day weekend where a Section 8 tenant who has been in place for ~18 months called our repair line and started screaming about "Them Mices", that she has seen more than 1 mouse and she's heading to a hotel and won't live in the house since she saw them.

Hi BP community,I'm struggling to understand why this deal screams so loudly at me. 

You say:"Yo Blood! I

Don't say a bloody word about anything under protected classes or you can write a cheque for up to 25k.But yeah... investing in RE s great.

Halloween party or not, there is no excuse to leave their landlord screaming, knocking, calling, etc, outside their door.

I have raised rents as much as 60% after the value add (and it did not end up increasing my cash flow due to the refinance aspect of the BRRRR).So you find a complex that is thrashed that screams value add but you cannot get rid of the tenants by terminating their lease at least expiration (they automatically extend month to month with the LL unable to prevent it except with a few exceptions).

Homes in many markets fell up to 80%  far below replacement costs in many cases.I know I had loans on 460 of them when the ******** hit the fan... it was bloody sunday that's for sure...