If you have other properties for sale you can farm prospects and have a ready list of potential buyers to show the property to when your contract closes.

But they are passable. these people seem to have x-ray vision, or are picky, or just have the habit of asking if the walls will be painted when they walk into any house.I'm wondering if you guys have had people who have made similar comments about your paint and later on, trashed your walls after you've given them a fresh coat of paint.Almost every tenant of mine has damaged/dirtied the wall in some way, so I'm suspicious of these prospective tenants who ask for freshly painted walls, who think my touch up paint is not enough.

How would you handle prospective renters who wanted to see your house in move-in condition while tenants are still living in it?

Be sure to get there early -- before the prospects arrive.

We had 3 offers accepted at once for prospective new residences but we can only live in one.

This may or may not be the message you'll want to send to your prospects.

You'll have to deal with their messes, and probably have to hire it cleaned (or clean it yourself) each time someone moves out in order to prepare it to show to prospective tenants.I wonder if there is any liability in renting out a room by room situation where you don't also live.

The rule of thumb I would say is to do a thorough background and credit check, this will weave out any bad clientele.With that said check out https://biggerpockets.mysmartmove.com/Its a service that will help you screen prospective tenants.

I do have one potential prospect to pitch the equity partner or private loan route to, but I'm not sure how best to structure it with them.

Even strippers are making $2,000 per day.If I were young and single with no job prospects, I would be there by sundown tomorrow.