I believe this was covered in one of the BP podcasts, and you can also find a lot on the web by searching "point system for screening tenants".No matter what system you use, I do think there is value in recording your criteria somewhere, even if it's only in a small text file on your computer.

As I was browsing on the web for a good real estate investor techniques, local clubs in my area, forms, documents, contracts, learning how to do them e.t.c. e.t.c....I ended up with a Jamal Gibbs infomercial o what ever they are called and this guy really caught my attention.

I looked at their linkedin profile to research them and got a nice message asking if they could be of assistance.3) Sense Financial has an internal web portal for all of its clients that has a library of information.  

A lot of the contractors in the area are unreliable and have alcohol or meth problems.

Michael Baum Thank you for the in for  info I was on Monroe county's web sight but could not find this info.

Check new taxes at county web site, verify it is not a flood zone. 

NOI provided by the seller is probably very unreliably as mom and pop investors hardly keep track of their operating expenses.

In my area, you can go to web sites such as realtor.com and zillow.com and search for "recently sold" homes, make the criteria (beds, baths, sq. footage, etc) the same as your subject home and narrow down your list of comparable homes pretty quickly.

We do apologize if we were slow to address these changes, but you can now find a number of videos on our YouTube channel and even more information on our Software Updates banner that appears when a user logs in to the web app.

Another great feature is that the software has a tenant facing web-portal where tenants can log in, see their payment history, make their rent payment, and also report maintenance issues.