Either way I would advise you screen him carefully.

Its your property and you would get to screen and choose tenants that would be a good match. 

Hi all:I'm currently in the market looking for an online database that provides commercial real estate information such as the properties details, owner contact information, owner phone number, owner mailing address, owner email and potential loan information such as loan maturity date if the property has a mortgage. 

As such, I get phone calls, letters, and even text messages asking to buy my properties for top dollar and cash. 

Covers the whole spectrum of the rental process (listings, tenant applications/screening tools, lease agreements, rent collection, and maintenance request tracking).

Sorry I accidentally double posted, new to this forum, didn't notice the first one had posted when loooking on my phone!

. - let phone entry is also important but again, compare it to rental around you.

She took it well over the phone and agreed to look for a new place but I fear she will wreck the place out of spite.

Full Stop.The OP needs to cash flow and be proficient at screening and managing multiple units/properties.

Here I was cringing everytime it rained, but thinking I was gonna skate through unscathed....NOPELast night I got the phone call from my property manager...YEAH...UM...YOU NEED A ROOF...I knew it was marginal, and  I was hoping it would make it, but NAH.It's getting fixed today or tomorrow...Hopefully all the tenant rights advocates will praise me for my quick action!