Hello Anish Tolia,  I would agree you would think complaints from owners would be valid and I am sure in some cases they are.We actually run into more than our fair share of owners that should not own rental property.We try to figure out up front where were signing up a property if an owner's and us are going to be a good fit.Many times when were signing up a property the owner putting this best foot forward and it is hard to tell how they will be in the long run.

The new listing is a 4 bed 2 bath 1350 square foot with a pool.

While I expect they will confirm how great their child is I ask about housekeeping and taking responsibility.  

I haven't been doing well at getting my foot in the door anywhere else and I don't want to miss this opportunity just because I'm being impatient.If you have any other views or suggestions or opinions, please leave them below!

House payment, car payment, child support, etc-why is applicant looking to move?

The views are out of this world, but at top of the market rents we need some serious foot traffic to make application on the spot.I'm looking to all the investors, realtors, sales people, and property managers out there that know how to MOVE units.

Another caveat with these older buildings that have been owned by "frugal" landlords is that sometimes you'll find "upgrades" that were done by a tenant or in-law or the landlord himself whose last construction experience was assembling his child's easy bake oven.

Since I was a young child i have always been a natrual entreprener.

Massive 3700 square foot three unit house in Down Town Buffalo.

Should I be the only member or should I have my (under 18) child be a small percentage member?