@Patrick Connell I think it's a combination of several factors leading me to the conclusion I either 1.

Conclusions: The main feature of the VAAFT technique is that the procedure is performed entirely under direct endoluminal vision.

For more information, check out myrenatus.com and make your own conclusions. 

When I read your initial post, I incorrectly arrived at the conclusion you were new to real estate investing.

Please give your honest feedback.1) At the conclusion of each walk through, if they are still interested, I will have them complete a paper application with job and rental history.2) Within a few hours of each walk through, I will attempt to contact previous landlords and verify employment.3)If all is well, they will move on to the next step, which is to complete an online app through the BP smartmove site which will check credit, background and eviction history (applicant will pay).4) Based on the results I will narrow down the applicants and then choose a tenant somehow (???)

I've come to the conclusion that I just really need to talk to a good CPA. 

The conclusion I keep coming up with is to renovate it the way I usually do and then market it for $1050. 

So in conclusion if he agrees to what you can pay then great.

It sounds a bit dodgy on the surface of it, but obviously I am jumping to conclusions since I have no real info.

By always starting eviction like a business regardless of the reasons rent is late it will force the process to reach a conclusion quicker.So for example whether or not this tenant had a heart attack and whether or not they say they do not have the money the filing of eviction like clockwork will force their position.