First impressions I would give the tenant an A or B rating.

That said, I was surprised (and impressed) with how easy Rentlinx was to use and that I actually got replys.

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This would also be extremely useful for me working as a MLO for a broker. we are not aloud to choose our appraisers unless you are a Banker and have a warehouse line to fund from, they are selected out of a Pool and sometimes they are not even from the area and have no idea about the local RE market...it would help both the buyer, seller and me as the LO.Just a very useful tool to have for someone in the RE industry

I am under the impression that when a tenant applicant applys (fills out forms, background check) that you cannot reject them for any reason and keep looking for "someone better".

I already have my company selected, I am aware of the additional procedures to fumigate for bedbugs, but I have one question for the learned scholars of BP: What should I be paying my tenants who will be displaced for approximately 3 days while the building is tented?

Previously I was under the impression that a change in the credit reporting law essentially banned landlords from pulling credit reports in the "old" way (my bad - I listened to the wrong 'expert').

I want to buy this one and myself and flip it, although I was under the  impression that you can't wholesale short sales, is that true?

There is also some very rough places just a few blocks the other direction [like we said, it's very street by street here].Do you have a PM selected yet?  

The house is in Arizona, I live in Georgia, hence why things are a little bit weird here.The PM is a legitimate company and I selected them personally because they have handled my mother and sisters properties without issue for years.