I wouldn't offer 2 months, maybe one.They should be making mad unemployment money.I'd consider offering them cash for keys to move out in 2 weeks or I would start the eviction process.You ultimately have to treat this is a business. 3 months behind is plenty lenient.

Account ClosedHi Troy,This is the spreadsheet I used to track finances for our first few rentals. https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ToddRasmussen/file/cash-flow-and-depreciationWe recently switched to Stessa and love the features almost as much as the free service.

Reipro doesn’t even list property evaluation as a feature.

Both evictions and unemployment articles are not good news.

There are some metrics like median household income, median house value, crime rates, and neighborhood unemployment that I do think are very important to stick to, but all of these areas meet the criteria I'm using.

Finding the best software for you really comes down to your personal needs and what features you're looking for the software to have.

Can't get a hold of their references, claim they are employed, offer last years tax return, but when I decline and ask for a recent pay stub, I never hear from them again...I've had so many weirdo's apply recently who turn out to be lying and are unemployed, living with friends or can't provide proof of income.

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And we haven't even talked about union pressures...We need to be encouraging young or unemployed people to pursue these crafts and combine them with a business acumen.

Can't get a hold of their references, claim they are employed, offer last years tax return, but when I decline and ask for a recent pay stub, I never hear from them again...I've had so many weirdo's apply recently who turn out to be lying and are unemployed, living with friends or can't provide proof of income.