Oh ok, it must just display sideways on my screen for some reason.Thanks

You can find a number of his posts where he offers some great suggestions on materials, management tips, how to screen tenants and other things.

I got a phone call from my partner this morning, who excitedly told me that he just left an office where they have some kind of computer software program that allows them to type in almost any address and it spits out four separate screens of info (taxes, liens, mortgage owing, 2nds, and comps for the area along with a digital map etc) I told him to get the software program so we can start using it.

We returned 50% of it but she has us on a technicality that we were supposed to tell her of her right to a pre-move out inspection so she would know she had to clean the place, replace the cat-torn screens and remove her crap when she moved out.

(Whom is Peter Giardini)The current market in Philadelphia where we will be rehabbingA little about how we analyze whether the property is a deal or notHow we pre-screen contractors and select themThe liability and insurance we will be purchasing for the propertyOur marketing strategy Our exit strategyTerms and Conditions of the loan including interest ratesAnd pictures of potential properties we will be rehabbing (including the example scope of work, our deal analyzer, and repair cost estimation if wanted for additional information)I am wondering if there is anything I have left out.

I use the the tenant screening tools for screen my tenants as well.

We'd had the unit on the market for 2 months, during the recession when there wasn't that much demand for units, and a woman finally came along who almost met our screening criteria. 

Do your screening and eventually you'll get the right tenants.  

I had this screen opened for a while.

Find: When screening prospective tenants, look for candidates that have been in their last rental for several years and are moving because of no fault of their own.