The smart ones will insist on verifying information supplied to them.A Lonnie Dealer with lousy credit is a real risk to the community owner for many reasons.

Every house sale has a different story, but supply seems ridiculously tight.

@Jacob EdmondWe typically either include floor plans in our rental listings or they are returned as part of the information package by the auto-responder to an e-mail enquiry.When we hold and open house or viewing appointment, we provide printed copies of the floor plan, along with clipboards and measuring tapes so folks can determine if their furniture will fit.  

Might have to build some berms or trenches, but again, pretty easy fix, a day of labor and some minor supplies.  

It seems that the county doesn't supply that information, so even when you search by square footage, it shows the overwhelming majority of the results as 1 unit, even though they are 4000 square feet or more. 

Here's a copy of the post I sent him.......This is a tough time to be new at investing because supply is really low in most places around the country.

And I heard it's easy to have vacancies because of the level of supply. 

We want someone to take the responsibility for maintenance, emergency plumbing calls, guest problems, pest control, stocking guest supplies and management of the people who do lawn care, plowing, housekeeping, etc. off our hands. 

Our contract clearly spells out that we will only install products that we procure and supply.4) The way we do it - we have a disclaimer in our contract that expressly spells out that we will sometimes over-order, and leftover materials belong to us.

From my looking from the windows, I  found out there are furniture and debris in the house, should I throw them away after taking a picture or something?