The rule of thumb I would say is to do a thorough background and credit check, this will weave out any bad clientele.With that said check out https://biggerpockets.mysmartmove.com/Its a service that will help you screen prospective tenants.

I do have one potential prospect to pitch the equity partner or private loan route to, but I'm not sure how best to structure it with them.

Even strippers are making $2,000 per day.If I were young and single with no job prospects, I would be there by sundown tomorrow.

Basically, you're going to have to get the list from Monday or Tuesday after its published and do a high speed evaluation of your prospects.

If you are doing a flip remember that it needs to present well to prospective purchasers.

It also does tenant ledgers, generates 3-day notices, organizes the process of checking prospective tenants and moving them in, and tracks maintenance.

The important piece you have left out is, "what are the prospects for the future?"

Hi all,I see a lot of info regarding the buyer's angle in a VA loan, but can anyone steer me toward info on this topic from the seller's perspective, i.e. a seller having a prospective buyer who's made an offer and has a VA loan?

For example: Prospective tenants are 2 married adults, they have 2 sons, 21 and 24.

In most countries it is customary for the prospective buyer to do his due diligence, including loan approval, before submitting an offer.