Definitely professionals!  

They are not professionals, so they really shouldn't be giving advice anyways.

If you think it's expensive to hire a professional, try hiring an amateur.There's nothing wrong with wanting to help a guy out but this was a bad decision to try and save a buck.

It has to be a catch-22 for the professional realtor crowd. 

Personable, but more importantly professional and a tireless worker. 

This person, as evidence by her prior eviction and her not paying you, either doesn't have any money to pay rent or is a professional tenant that moves from house to house doing this to landlords.

You never give reasons or details and if questioned you simply state that you do not release that information.Unless your state regulations state otherwise they are not entitled to know and to protect yourself legally you never say anything to rejected applicants.

What is the difficult situation, tenants not paying rent is common and the process to deal is far from difficult.Work with the guy, but for peat sake begin the process of giving the pay or quit notice asap according to your state regulations.

I did a background check and called 3 separate references from real estate professionals in the area that know Mr.

Hello fellow Real Estate Professionals,I just passed my brokers exams in Colorado, and am now searching for a Brokerage to hang my license.