This is the same as checking your own credit.However, if a renter lets the landlord run the report, this will often register as a “hard” inquiry which decreases the renter’s credit score.

But I noticed some interest in rehabs, I can hold my own in that arena if you have questions  :-)http://www.meetup.com/SmartStartRealEstate/

Then about 2 years later they started getting behind on our mortgage, then we found out they were behind in the first mortgage as well...long story short, we had to foreclose on the note we held and pay the first to keep them from foreclosing a senior lien first...the day of the sale at auction, we were served with a notice that they had filed for bankruptcy, which stayed the sale and the auction was voided.After getting an education in foreclosure, I now had to learn about bankruptcy.Since we were now living in another state, we had an attorney handling it all - I was never comfortable leaving things to other people, especially when we had a lot to lose.

When you checked the notices on the door, you said "city violations in door".

The thing I noticed about her is that she truly cares about you and your deal and is a great person of character.

I was going through some of the profiles on here and noticed that quite a few people have some type of professional headshot of themselves done, so it got me thinking. 1.

They hate it when it is is "he said, she said" situation, and they have to be subjective.If they quite paying rent or don't pay on the date specified, serve them with notice regardless of what excuse they give you. 

On the closing day, deliver instruction to two units that we want to keep and serve the notice to the other two tenants.

Next we send another notice with a court date to appear before the judge in housing court where we will negotiate a deal with each tenant.  

Not in AZ, the timelines are quick, but you will post a 3 day notice after foreclosure sale.