Hi Mark and Johnathan, Thank you so much for your insights.

By far the best ways I've heard to combat this is water mark all photos with your contact info, rent amount (potentially) and potentially the address as well.

@Mark S. 

Originally posted by @Mark Peeples:Originally posted by @Andrew Boettcher:Give tenant a notice to pay or quit.

Mark them up, get a small down payment, and charge interest. 

It's so easy to get locked in the mindset of "lowest possible interest rate"... but I also have to remind myself that interest rates *may* be creeping up, but they are still phenomenal comparatively speaking.I hadn't even considered the refinance aspect either, @Mark Creason.

@Mark AinleyI have a welder I used last year in front step railing repair.  

I provided this information to my client, and suggested we waive the requirement considering: They had no negative credit marks, they were close to the required score anyway, and they had the necessary income.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

Sarah Floyd at Milwaukee Hard Money, Teresa & Anthony Machi at Mach1 Capital, Deb & Travis Tuttle at MGM Capital