Try it just type the prospective tenants name in on Facebook then look up their information to see if the email address matches the one that inquired about your home.

Considering condos and town homes have varying HOA fees does the 50% rule go out window when evaluating these properties as rental prospects?

Hey everybody, I have corporate rentals and I need an affordable solution just to display pictures and amenities with a webform that enables prospects to enter relevant info.

I would say that 80% of prospect buyers expect an interest rate of under 6%.When they find that we are talking north of 7.5%, they balk.Are any of you finding this?

show me your record-keeping- how do you invoice/bill tenants, contractors, vendors, etc.Leasing- what is your average leasing period- what marketing do you use to fill up vacancies- how many showings do you do every week per property- what is your screening criteria- what is your script when talking with prospective tenants over the phone- how do you show a vacant unit- how do you do a criminal background check- do you check the applicant's credit history- how do you verify employment- how do you verify landlord/rental historyEviction- what is the eviction process in the counties where your properties are at- when do you issue a late notice- how do you talk with a tenant who has not paid the rent- who is the eviction attorney he uses?

http://realestate.aol.com/blog/2011/09/22/watch-ornery-neighbor-scares-off-prospective-buyers/?

I use it for showing prospective buyers.

Here is what DRE states: You need a license if you "Sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy, solicits prospective sellers or purchasers of, solicits or obtains listings of, or negotiates the purchase, sale or exchange of real property or a business opportunity."

Call them and prospect to the farm.3 - Door knock the addresses.

You have to keep prospecting for properties and making offers because chances are you are going to lose a lot of bidding wars.