@Amir SaeedI will probably be in the minority here, but we use spray foam insulation in almost every application where its possible.  

A tenant just sent me a link to "cash square application" but I'm a little hesitant without and knowledge.Anyone have a system or systems they know and love?

To qualify the purchasers of the securities must:i.either have enough knowledge and experience in finance and business matters to be “sophisticated investors” (able to evaluate the risks and merits of the investment), or be able to bear the investment's economic risk;ii.have access to the type of information normally provided in a prospectus for a registered securities offering; andiii.agree not to resell or distribute the securities to the public.Find out more on applicable exemptions (Reg D, etc) at my blog on syndications at: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7617-chicago-m...

(Rental comps have been done for the rent rate.)Rent: $875/month with a $875 depositMonthly Income requirement: $2625Non-refundable pet deposit: $250Pet Rent: $15/per pet (may be negotiable based on applicant's situation), Max of 2 pets, No dogs over 50 lb and no aggressive breeds (I wince because I have a pit bull myself and was an incredible tenant)Application Fee: $35 (will run background check with NTN or any other suggested site)No prior evictions, criminal history, feloniesStable work historyReferences from past landlordsReferences from bosses/supervisorsCredit score of 675 or higherNo more than 4 adults over 18 years old living in the homeAll members of household 18 years of age or older must apply separately and pay the application fee separatelyOnly complete and true applications will be consideredWhat are we missing here?  

I presume it is applicable to the U.S.A. members of BP only ... or perhaps to foreigners investing in the U.S.A.?

Some seem like they haven't had many applications.

Respond to maintenance requests quickly.Maintain the property well.Treat residents with respect.Properly screen tenants in the same complex to create a community of like-minded residents.Respectfully enforce lease terms regarding on time rent so their is clarity and consistency among residents.Respond to items that impact the overall look of the exterior of the property (broken blinds, sheets or signs in windows, storage on front porches).Properly maintain landscaping in communities.Provide automation for applications, lease signing, renters insurance and lease payments.Deal aggressively with unlawful and non compliant residents to provide a safe community.Understand and price rents at market levels.If you are raising rents, offer to clean carpet (if needed) or add/replace a fixture...get creative to add value.  

Confront tenant on the lease that their 'visitor' has been here longer than 14 days as agreed.Then hand her the application and teller that the visitor must submit this if he is going to stay.Once you have the info, then require that he too sign the lease if he expects to stay (vetting is optional, as you're after the personal data).Your 25% increase is questionable IMO as we rent units, not beds as in a hotel.

If you mean an application, the fine but borrowers should not touch verification documents in processing.Next, a blanket mortgage with loan release amounts for each property would be a lower rate and better loan, so that jargon of all my properties being tied up is horsefeathers!

In it's most basic sense, it's an application that goes on your phone that allows you to send pictures or 10 sec videos to individuals or to your 'story'.