As I am purchasing it for a discount and then re-selling it "possibly'' on the MLS to have a wider buyer base, plus I want to be able to control the sell price.Again, if anyone has a good idea on how to structure this and if I am on the right track, it would be greatly appreciated!!!

Mostly thinking parking issues, people coming and going.One other time I had an applicant who is a massage therapist, again client visitations at home, I declined, because she can't provide income verification, so its either an all cash business and she isn't paying uncle Sam, also she wasn't licensed with the department of professional regulations so I was wondering if these massages are legit or she might provide other offerings that are questionable.Bottom line, do you guys prohibit business being conducted at your rental properties period, or is it a subjective rule based on how frequent or if it creates any inconvenience such as added traffic or parking situations to the building?

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

All three credit bureaus require it, as a result of the FTC requiring them to implement tighter controls to cut back on identity theft.I would recommend doing the on-site inspection so you get the actual detailed credit information on the applicant.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

Take away rent controls & sell the buildings to private enterprise ..... problem solved :)

This way I don't risk the due on sale clause and the buyer is able to control the property.

But I just feel like it might be worth it to have more control over the situation and not be so much at the mercy of contractors.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.Good LuckPaul