If so, that's not a very big sample size.If it's been more, then perhaps it's time to consider that maybe you're not screening very well.

I will run the screening process.But I will continue to show the unit and accept application fees.

Siding or exterior in good condition, painted areas checked for cracks and peeling, windows cracked, broken, screens in good condition.

Throurougly screen your tenants and get them to fill out an application for each adult.

I don't like the tenant screening services that just give you a score based on their own rating system.

These shows on TV are all faked.

Most people go for the two year.Another thing I recently started doing is telling them that if they stay five years, I will buy them a 40 inch flat screen TV.

I don't want to cross this person, but don't want my new property on TV news with busted doors, etc.Again, these tenants were not mine, but I have to live with them or try to evict for cause.

Then, tick the "send a colleague request" box on the screen to follow someone.

I have some multi families in GREAT locations and I try to screen very well and gotta say for the most part I am very happy with my tenants in my multi families.You can have a nightmare tenant in a single family that calls you for every little thing or cannot even change a lightbulb on their own just as easy as in a multi family.For maximizing cashflow multis are the way to go IMO.