My father-in-law recently had tenants break contract and leave early.

Both this year and in coming years as you report the interest and repayment of principle on the second?

If during the screening a applicant gives any push back or questions my lease I reject them based on attitude.Once I narrows it down to the best I have a second personal interview to insure I have made the right choice before accepting them as a tenant.I reject any applicant I believe will be a bad personality fit for my property regardless of how qualified they may be.

Second, nothing will decide my success as well as my quality of tenants, and while it's one thing to let someone fix a toilet, it's another to let someone decide who your clients are going to be. 

The first family submitted on Saturday and the second on Sunday. 

I purhased and flipped my first home (live in flip) and am in my second home today.

I just closed on my second rental property 2 weeks ago and am now looking to save for my next investment.I have $5,000 I’m willing to take a little risk with and have heard good things about Fundrise and RealtyShares. 

Am I hard nosed enough to start taking the legal steps toward a Trustee's Sale (these were in Texas) on the second of the month?

I opted to follow in my father's footsteps and get a masters in accounting and become a CPA.

My long term tenant/friend (at this point) moved with us and stayed until our second boy was born.My wife and I both work, so I'm looking for a little more hands off approach.