In the articles I have read about tenant screening it says to make sure to check the addresses on the credit against the addresses on the prospective tenant's application. 

I also have a maid and backup (handyman) in place to address anything.

I was going to use SmartMove for Background/Credit Checks... so do I only need to gather their email addresses?

If you have planned to give the property on rent, then make sure that it is near to your current home so that any issues on repairs and other things can be addressed quickly.

I don't think he has them locked down because he won't give me an address so that I can do due diligence.

Call the utility company and let them know you are the owner of a rental property at  _______ address, let them know you have a new tenant by the name of _______ and that you have asked the tenant to contact the utility company to establish the utility account in their name.

May need to start a new thread to get this one addressed....

I help manage 1500+ rentals, and inevitably situations like this are going to come up from time to time.There is an easy solution to this:You should answer the phone, but don't discuss the dispute.Simply say: "I want to address your concerns, but all disputes need to be handled in writing.

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The one I had last week ripped as I dried myself.What are the pitfalls of buying a hotel that need to be addressed if she comes back with a yes answer.