Bill you talk about the insurance agent can you provide a link where we can verify or is this Internet talk.

If you stop advertising while you're verifying the application and background checking the would-be tenant, and they fail the checks, you're going to start advertising all over again anyway -- so why stop in the first place?

Be sure you have some way of proving you sent them the person, set up an appointment and verify it with email, etc.

That's usually not the case with investors, they have rentals, you need to dig through tax returns, ARV to verify, purchase contracts on properties not held very long, the list goes on......most are lucky to get a loan and such loans aren't usually gravy deals, more like a PITA.Consider establishing a good lending relationship with someone who works with you and for you, beating them up on a hundred bucks might not be a good idea.My attitude with most were....hey, that's a good deal, see if they can close that for you!

I would however verify that the eviction story holds true as being for non-payment and there were no other problems.

Three days ago, I had to correct a beginning real estate investor who wanted to sell a property that he did not put under contract yet.Yeah I had some wholesalers give me this really detailed report with estimates P&L type sheets, all the deed and tax data, tons of pictures and pretty decent comps.It was an MLS deal so I went on and saw it was UAG when I verified comps.The price they were discussing was great, like <60% of the list.

I have an applicant that receives worker's comp in addition to SS disability.I see that SS will give them a benefit verification letter - but I can't find any info on verifying workers comp.

I've got an understanding of the numbers and need to verify a few more things but I did notice on the Tax Assessor site that the property resales on average every 18 months.

First each state has different laws and I am not familiar with the foreclosure laws in Texas so this advice might not be accurate in your state, so be sure to verify with an attorney in Texas.

The following day I called again to verify that they had done so, and emailed a copy of the bill and instructed them to include payment along with their rent, and they did.