Do these guys have custom, well-honed contracts for this purpose or are these “off the shelf” standard boiler plate clauses?

.* A stable job/income required.* Long term renting preferred.* All applicants must be 18 years of age or older.* Not recommended for more than one person since the unit is small.I understand that the questioner may appear long, but it actually only takes a couple of minutes to answer and its purpose is to replace the phone-call and in the long term save my time and the applicant's time.

I’m 20 years old watched and read plenty of real estate options and things to do to make extra money or at least start making money so that whenever the time comes and I decide to leave the military, I’ll be able to have a nice and stable life without having to look back and wait every 1st and 15th for that paycheck that doesn’t really get anyone far honestly.

The tub top now has spider web cracks running down to the tub shelf edge below the areas he drilled into.

@Axel Meierhoefer I prefer cash more stable.

Nick used the same systems and really blew it up.. but it has a shelf life..

We have not decided if son will live in one of units ... initially considered but second thoughts after talking to a close friend that did similar and had big problems... right now most likely not, but possibly in future as his career becomes more stable and shows a bit more responsibility

Thus, through strict tenant screening process, having a large pool to select from and having a desirable property, I can hope to create long term stable income.

If you owe credit card debt, pay that off first, if you are behind on bills pay those, if you are in a stable place and your credit is recovering, maybe you could consider this.

It was a tough 2 years & I don't miss it.Last summer the same refugee tenants started work on the old run down barn/stable?