You can go online with the Search for Amazon jobs/riverview and there is an application and a phone number.

Hello BP,I am taking applicants for my first rental property.

Let me know if this thread helpshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/393652-screening-applicants-with-no-id-social-disabled-responsiblit

Even though they do good screenings, there are other ways they can turn off a good applicant, like how flexible they are to schedule showings, if they have multiple ways to accept rent payments (one of my PMs only takes money orders in his office, no exceptions; another PM won't accept move in date other than the first day of each month for easy bookkeeping from his end), or if they charge ridiculous non-refundable pet deposit and pet fees, etc. 

You just can't have two loans out at once.The application process and paperwork is really easy and straightforward.  

If there is more damage then hold that security deposit and use as applicable by the law. 

@Tim Johnson I just notate this fact in their lease agreement and on their rent roll in my software program.

As an example a software "tech engineer" can write code for Google, Amazon, Tesla, Salesforce.com, airBnB, Uber or any other countless companies. 

The service is very sensitive on transfers right before sale.The second issue even more murky is that the escrow company closing and the buyer must be comfortable that FIRPTA is indeed not applicable because the property is owned by a domestic entity.  

@Guy Olds If you don't mind, what CRM software do you use?