The home was a Habitat for Humanity home and is 10+ years old.  

They should be able to tell you if any other regulator types are involved in inspections of rental properties, like the Fire Department or Health Department, never know who is looking out for the public welfare with a hand out for some fee.Starting off, go to your public defender's office or legal aid office, inquire about services they provide for tenants and get any Tenant's Rights pamphlets they may hand out, this is a mission into enemy territory of sorts, but knowing what legal services might be available to your tenants can be very interesting.

I inspected 2 properties being sold by Elite Mgmt. and they were unfit for human habitation.

I'll make sure they get their commission.Ignore all the other agents, I think I read somewhere that the top 5% agents so 90% of the property.When I was selling health insurance for small businesses, Blue Cross Blue Shield was increasing prices 2 to 3 times over 12 months.

Totally refundable assuming no damage.We've found that if the humans are good, the pets are good.

Human nature drives agents to one listing over another, for 1/2 to 1% extra.

The woman had to be way behind in rent, or be a health hazard to be removed immediately.  

One guy there once found a property which ended up having a human corpse in it that nobody knew about.

Meanwhile using a PM app to manage your property income (and other events) necessarily associates every transaction with an object, ie, a building or a tenant account.Unless you had a standardized way of depositing your rent every month, there would not be a way to import these transactions without some human interaction, to confirm their association.QB is owned by Intuit, a huge company, so they can work some additional magic re: bank linking.

Again, not a guarantee, but most often if you are dealing with someone who truly wants to purchase a house and for whatever reason just can’t right now, chances are you are dealing with someone a bit higher on the humanity scale than your average tenant.