Horrible.

@David FerretteI had a tenant that consistently paid late with fees only to find out that she was horrible in keeping her own personal finances.

However, that being said, in EVERY scenario where the tenant had a pet (dog or cat), we found a lot more damage than normal wear and tear (horrible smells, ruined  or scratched carpet, pee smell in the wood flooring that was impossible to get rid of, etc).  

Seems like not having an contract in place would be a horrible idea to me.

Originally posted by @Jeffery Waicak: Because of the goal, they had to take worse deals than the individual investor, and would pay more  In the instance quoted above, this is a horrible goal. 

Hey all,I am curious to hear experiences with ListSource, which is a CoreLogic company.  ListSource, like some other places, sells information (and, thus, potential leads).  As a test run on multifamily homes, I ran a...

I don't give references and I don't ask for references.I had a horrible tenant who wanted a recommendation.

No idea why you think the system is perfect.And as for the address thing, again that's another horrible thing where future tenants of a house can pick up remnants of previous tenants' bad credit. 

That was a horrible decision since it isn't worth the paper it is written on to try and hold a tenant but you will be bound to it and the tenant. 

It is a violation of Sec 8  If you do it, and if the tenant ever wants to, they can report you, and you will be kicked off of Sec 8, and never be able to participate in the program again.In addition, many of the Sec 8 tenants are horrible tenants.