You have a great newly remodeled house in a nice neighborhood that will likely attract good tenants, and you screen them to validate income, credit history, references, etc.

This is just a screen shot of the city limits (red line).

Decided what markets to target, designed and conducted the marketing campaigns, received all inbound calls from prospective sellers, developed the relationships with them, asked them all screening questions on their properties, researched the properties, deal analysis, scheduled property inspections, structured the offers, sometimes presented the offers. 

A good smartphone is key to me, and I love a big screen, so I'm picking up a Galaxy Note Edge.

I've done some reading on voicemail scripts and its been said that having a concise script helps screen leads before you even get to call back.

Infill wall holes with drywall or the metal screen products that are out there. 

Most of the time they have the contact you are talking to initially screen the site.

As an added benefit, it screens out prospective tenants that are not willing to get it at lease origination (even if it can be canceled later)...just one more filter.

I can provide you with the criterion and tools that most landlords use to qualify and screen tenants in our area

We provide a necessary service to our customers, not just a commodity.Our marketing strategy consists of four parts:1. identifying our market2. creating a rental property that will appeal to that market3. advertising in ways that will reach that market, including word-of-mouth and internet advertising4. responding to inquiries quickly, politely and efficiently, showing kindness and respectOur tenant screening process consists of five parts: 1.