For me it was to get my foot in the door into real estate and to be able to rub shoulders with others in this industry.

Then I chose an option that was best for me.

If I were to deny based upon 1 of the applicant's credit check, is there a regulated process I need to follow or a form I need to provide them?

Additionally, I reside in the Doylestown area, and would not be opposed to forming relationships with other investors in the tri-state market. 

But they are enough for me to be cautious and think we are nearing the peak.

I started out with forms that I downloaded from bigger pockets by Michele and Bruce Fischer --podcast 79 (low-income housing), the templates that came with Buildium (our property managment software), and a lease written by a local lawyer that does the most evictions in our county.

Unfortunately, building these relationships doesn't happen overnight, they take time and trust to form.

Life's too short for me to micro-manage the love life of my tenants.

Being relatively new to this, though, I don't know whether it would actually be a good deal for me (the current owner likely wouldn't accept it either, but I'd potentially be willing to try making an offer if my idea sounds reasonable).

I am also a member of my local REIA.I hold an MBA and I have been a self-employed full-time digital marketing consultant for 15 years and real estate is only a part-time occupation for me, although lately, it seems to be consuming more and more of my time.