In fact, as you can see the grass is long on mine-I'm getting over there tomorrow morning to take care of that!

I'm 18 and have no credit history.

This would be easier for one of you to get an Authorization To Release (form which you can probably find on the internet, or I can send you one) so that one of you can talk to the bank, get the payment history from them, and compare it to whatever checks or whatever you have from the owner.

Just dealt with a tenant that had a clean credit, rental and criminal history that suddenly quit paying rent-I'm talking *squeaky* clean record.

The good news about that is that until your FINAL ETS date, you in fact are still employed by Uncle Sam, with 7 years of employment history.

I'm in Florida where you can evict people relatively quickly (3-4 weeks) and I take people with bad credit all the time, just no evictions or criminal history.

I closed on it in the morning and went right from the closing to the house to get started.

I would want to see years of stability and pay history and a complete lease file with full underwriting on every tenant.Since you are paying 200,000 all cash then it makes the deal less attractive.

I do find it easier to actually call the person.Which depending on situation can be difficult.Either early mornings or late nights.

Good morning, everyone,I'm new to the site but not new to real estate.