@Jay Staudt Our practice requires all prospective tenants who are sound and of the age of majority (18 here), to complete a tenancy application.

Have your prospects try using those browsers.

if I have a prospective new tenant who wants to view the rental and my current tenants do not cooperate and all me to do so.

Many of my prospective tenants either do not have computer access (to pay online) or do not have a checking account - and many times do not have either one.I will have to check into this deposit only account/card at my bank.

I was so excited about the prospects of investing in real estate because we would be so rich overnight and we would be sipping margaritas on the beach by the end of the year.

But still the prospect of having a Series LLC to hold my properties is something I need to find a way to get to.

How is prospecting going for you?

@David Driscoll - either your prospect is ignorant of tax laws or giving you the tax story because they don't want to tell you the truth (or deal with you or the problem at this time).Your job is to find opportunities that you can solve problems for principles in exchange for value.Perhaps there are other triggers or catalysts that would be a more effective approach with this prospect.I'd check out the owner's financial situation, beginning with home ownership.

Just placing ads, responding to prospects, and reviewing applications should be considered a cost.

I'm going to look at my first investment prospects tomorrow!