I have purchased multiple notes off of paperstac and always request review of collateral file, pay history, servicer notes before coming to agreement on price. 

I found a site titled "Illustrated History of Wind Power Development" that is fascinating!

We went to some REA Group meetings and met some people who introduced us to the idea that especially as new investors, we should never rent to anyone with out a background check and rental history.    

Credit history is flawless - mortgages paid off, solid history of paying credit cards with no late payments, no late charge-offs, nothing negative at all. 

Looks like a foreclosed property I bought here on Maui has the daughter with the previous owner in it suing me.  

Given the history of the good tenant, I start a new lease with both individuals signing the lease, valid February 2016 to February 2017.Enter tenant to tenant dispute and I would love advice.

I think it's generally a better idea to not list the specific criteria and just state that the applicant's credit, criminal, and eviction history will be verified.  

I'm hoping investors more experienced than myself may be able to steer me in a more productive direction:Objective: owner occupy a single family for live-in rehab/flip for approx. one year then sell or refi.Approx. price of single family: $150k - $200KAnticipated down payment: 5%Income/work history: $22,500/yr.

Floor tile has a history going back at least 5000 years!

As well as websites and forums and a long-term history in long-term rentals.