Throurougly screen your tenants and get them to fill out an application for each adult.

I don't like the tenant screening services that just give you a score based on their own rating system.

Most people go for the two year.Another thing I recently started doing is telling them that if they stay five years, I will buy them a 40 inch flat screen TV.

Check out the tenant screening postings and links in BP.

Then, tick the "send a colleague request" box on the screen to follow someone.

I have some multi families in GREAT locations and I try to screen very well and gotta say for the most part I am very happy with my tenants in my multi families.You can have a nightmare tenant in a single family that calls you for every little thing or cannot even change a lightbulb on their own just as easy as in a multi family.For maximizing cashflow multis are the way to go IMO.

I now screen my tenants and I have preventative measures for "bad apples".

But then it's ok for the rental companies to charge people 5 times the retail price for a big screen tv.

I have security camera systems on the buildings and we thoroughly screen all tenants.

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