Use a Dremel to score a line across the screw head, than use a flat head screw driver to remove the screw.

You don't want to get on that radar screen.

Minor repairs would include replacing screens, some paint, etc.

No, he is not the listing agent, and no, it is not an excellent deal, well, it could turn into one, but it could also have flat results.

if it caught on and became a part of the normal screening process for every landlord to check, then...very useful. 

Also check out BP Ultimate Guide to Screening Tenants and you should be starting off on the right foot.

The parents of these students are also not on the lease I don't think they were screened properly (credit check, etc).

Your telephone loan officer gets paid to pump applications in, the one I spoke to on behalf of another just flat out lied and charged the applicant.

In hindsight, I wish I had done more diligent screening of the current tenants and the situation beforehand, or otherwise negotiated the deal as the seller emptying the units ahead of time.

It is a hybrid VA-Section 8 program where your PHA does the actual issuing of vouchers, paying of rental subsidies, usual safety inspections, etc. and the VA (or in rare cases a contractor) handles the screening of vets, provision of other supports, helps coordinate the paperwork, regularly checks in with the vet, so on and so forth.