Some I think aren't applicable such as a duplex in a commercial neighborhood where 1 unit isn't allowed to be anything more than a short term rental and comes with stipulations of a non-compete agreement for certain other commercial uses.

Many people advocate pre-screening or even requiring tenants to fill out full applications before doing a showing, but that can be off-putting.

Income Source: self-employed in construction for the previous 5 yearsGross monthly income (optional): $6000Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $770FICO: ExcellentCredit issues: NoneAdditional details:Just looking for some input and constructive criticism on my plan. 

If you have your property listed for a certain amount and get section 8 applicants that have vouchers that pay for more than that, if you decide to go with a section 8 tenant can you then raise the rent before they were to move in?

I'm thinking about offering a lease to an applicant using a strategy done by a local PM company in my area. 

I'm a software engineer, have some ideas for SaaS products that may, potentially, be useful to real estate pros.

Hello, I sent in an application for Section 8 approval on a Single Family Home.

If that is what you want, OK, but in my opinion, it's your ***(et) so you certainly have the right to review tenant applications.

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My question is to anyone who uses rentometer from your experience how accurate is that information and any tips on using the analyzer from those who use the software or similar excel software any tips you can give me would be very appreciated.