You can find the landlord resources tab by hovering over the "tools" bar and clicking "Landlord Resources" which you can find under the services area.I would recommend researching what company would best fit your screening needs. 

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.The site has quite a few tools that can be helpful for new members.

Definitely use a rent collection tool (Avail is one to consider) and you can automate your late fees.Account Closed's book on Managing Rentals is UH-MAY-ZING.

Plus I have a tool truck with spare parts for most appliances. 

Learn to love your calculator the most important tool.

They will likely base their decision on a series of questions:- who controlled how the work was done- was he paid hourly, daily, or weekly or was he paid by the job- did he advertise his services (bus cards, ads, online)- did he work for anyone else- did he have his own tools- did he supply the materials- did you have a contract with him- did he invoice you for the paymentsI would strongly suggest locating and talking to an Attorney who deals with Workers Comp. in your state.

Would like to see a few more tips and tricks on how to really maximize the tool and maybe a few real world examples of it in action!

We certainly look at them by custom, accept them as a tool to evaluate a deal, but there are better measures, such as the ROI and COC, weighter approaches to an IRR. :)

It is really a cool tool, but the only way your going to succeed in paying off your mortgage in ten years is if it becomes an obsession with you.

It's a great management tool for these situations.