Also, it will take at least a year to build up some good reviews to get to that 90%.

They can get expensive though.Read reviews online, go to meet ups and REIA's in your area and read BiggerPockets threads.Best of luckStephanie

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With a 100% positive reviews with him.

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Pre-paid rent and security deposits have very different rules and handling so it would be our position that we do not need to pay interest.In the case of deposits on utilities/trash I would think you are much closer to and probably are holding a security deposit and you should pay interest if they put you over 1 month of rent.Regardless of our interpretation, we actually decided to pay interest in the above situation to avoid the potential for legal costs (1 hour with an attorney exceeded the interest), BBB complaint, hours of staff time arguing about it, bad online reviews or any of the other various things that happen when a resident doesn't like your answer.I will be interested to hear other people's take on the last month being used before eviction.

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Today the only member from this list that still has the glowing review is we still have the great inspector. 

Make sure you read your loan agreement and have a closing legal counsel review it as well.

Have your agent write the offer contingent upon receiving and reviewing the information.