Would love your brilliant insights!

Quote from @Nathan Gesner: Quote from @Joseph Milano: I would talk to the renter to see what they want to do.The easiest method is to get tenant's permission to apply the funds toward their next month of rent.If they prefer the money back, I would issue them a check, money order, or cashier check when they sign the new lease.Thanks for your insight, I have no issue refunding them part of their security deposit towards rent if thats is what they wanted, it would honestly be easier for me.

Jason,Even though that new Beta feature for attaching documents has some limitations to 2 docs, you can use the URL tags to create a hyperlink to the storage location of those docs ...BTW - thanks for the insight on some of the "inner workings" of your operation.

Please share your insights if anyone has encountered negative feedback or reasons to avoid doing business with this group. only actual review I found online was just posted on Feb 16th, and looks fake...  

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@Jacob Hafer, in most cases its a sunk cost and some landlords nefariously even use the application fee as an additional income stream.

If anyone could provide some insight into where the best zip codes to invest would be and also any referrals to boots on the ground would be amazing!

Thank you for the insightful response, I think you’re 100% right.

I appreciate any insight and advice this community can provide.

@Corina Eufinger thanks for the insight!