My husband and I own a renovation company and I'm not going to lie, we have had some struggles along the way with employees not working to the quality level we require or high turn overs causing delays.

I'm new to landlording and am curious to know how experienced landlords in my area attract quality tenants.  

With the right management, especially a company that's dialed into the European and Canadian renters, quality homes will rent, and not just in the winter months. 

My question is, having no way of knowing the quality of screening the current tenants would have actually undergone, can I use the information on file to run a quality background and credit check to perform a "risk assessment"?

And a flight to quality doesn't hurt either--the properties at the lowest end of the spectrum often suffer the worst and can be the last to come back.But good defense requires one step beyond underwriting--not stacking on too much debt is very important. 

Selecting quality jockey first (syndicator), then the horse (property), is usually best.

I like the idea of renting out to college students in a house that I'm house hacking because I can have some control over the quality of tenants. 

Does anyone have good recommendations for a good firm for us to set up the new Self Directed Solo 401k trust with that's fees are low and also provide quality customer service? 

Our hopes are to sell the units individually as the area has very little in the way of starter home priced properties, but is extremely popular because of the excellent school district and high quality community.We are considering flipping the standard "one road" site plan and instead running a one-way street around the back of the units and facing them all into a common green space (pocket neighborhood style).

What type of quality asset you want to focus on C class or A class.