I also like to ask if they have social media they are willing to share, what they do for work, their work scheduleI (I work from home so that matters to me).

I follow some flippers on social media who say they ALWAYS stage their properties and that it works.

I have been reaching out to many other syndicators via social media and chatting with them that way...

@Filipe Pereira I am planning to involve the community I want to farm with social projects, for example, clothe for the homeless and toy drives for orphanages.

Maybe start getting the word out with good media or social media coverage?

They are: read 10% of a book per day, workout 5 times a week, wake up at 6am each day, look at two deals per day, do not eat out (bad habit lol), put $10 a day away into stocks, listen to 20 minutes of a podcast, post on BP Forums 4 times a week, post on social media 4 times per week, and on average do 30 dials/texts per day to wholesale leads.

My application asks for employment history, address history, birth date, social, etc.

Ditch news feeds & social media (unless marketing) and start reading books and blogs about investing.4) Try house hacking your first one.

Landlord due diligence should include verification of identity (copy of a valid, unexpired Federal or state government photo identification), criminal records search, credit report, prior employment history, State licensing agency, if any, search, the Better Business Bureau, Internet and social media search, and trade references.In my State only licensed Real Estate Brokers may act as property managers. 

Would you contact social services if you feared drug use/violence around children?