@Susanne Stauffer  Just to be safe, I'd consider a disclosure that states that they could receive a higher price if they were to list it on the MLS.It might be overkill, but you don't want to open your front door to see the Eyewitness News Investigative Team shoving a camera and mic in your face, asking why you think it's OK to screw little old ladies out of their homes.When in doubt, DISCLOSE.

I bought a house from a lady two weeks ago who was selling everything and headed to Washington state.

Steve,I have a lady in my office that is all she does is skip tracing, and it does bring in extra income.Joe Gore

That's not exactly a wild assumption...

Is there a large pool of  competitor vanity homes sitting un-rented for $7,000 a month competing for that same renter pool.What is your appetite for risk right now: "Faint heart never won fair lady" or "pass on this".

I know a young lady who just became an owner operator of a laundromat facility in Indiana.

Any advice is appreciated2011 Binz St Houston Texas is address, I'm not worried about someone thinking they're going to steal a deal because she is pretty adamant I'm not selling to anyone aside for my JV partner I put the address to help look it up if you're want to see the building.Added lady hasn't paid taxes since 2003 and claims she turned down $1.9 million offer already...

I know a lady who has a STR in the city of Mauston and its booked all summer long.  

I just got a new investment property,  there is this potential tenant, single parent with four kids, the eldest daughter is 24 yrs old, the tenant was upfront about a rocky credit, but when I ran the application the credit was 420 with student and car loan, there is a bunch of default payment ranging from kohls to rent default from two years back,  although the background check came in clean with no eviction history, I used Cozy app for screening this time, the lady says her eldest daughter has a good credit score and between both their incomes they should be able to meet  the income minimum, a part of me wants to help here but I am new to this so not sure if its a bad mistake to let my emotions take overI was planning of using some precautions like  getting two months deposit, doing a month on month lease, having both applicants in lease contract... what else am I missing, or should I just stay from this.. appreciate your advice 

Ladies and Gentlemen, reviving this thread.I am in the process of looking at a property which has been renovated and is now fully rented.