I have just told a prospective applicant that a prior eviction is "probably a deal breaker."  She politely said thank you and hung up, but I'm feeling very waffly on this rule.  I know it's standard screening to prote...

Hi all,Let's say I have two prospective tenants who applied for my property. They both meet my criteria and all have good rental and criminal records. However, one appears to have a higher credit score than the other....

Maybe you’re OK managing your own properties. I tried that for a while, but started losing sanity, steadily, at about ten houses under management. It was a good learning experience, but necessity dictated that I far...

If my spouse doesn't want to be involved or have the business, and I form an LLC, will I have to be considered multi member because I am married? or can I form it as a single member?

Please advise.

Dana

I'm looking for people who have experience renting to voucher program recipients in DC. I got an email inquiring and, unfortunately, this person is one of few who have expressed interest since we posted the house 2 we...

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I have heard so much about the FHA loan and how credit score can be marginal and you only need 3 percent down, sounds too good to be true , any insight ?

Thanks !

Hi all,Here is a new one for me. WOULD YOU RENT TO THESE Folks? If so would you rent with a higher deposit and first and last month's rent?No evictions, No felonies, No pets, He makes 4.5x rent.Career Disabled Veter...

Hey everybody,My question concerns what to do with paid off credit cards. I am within 24 hours, most likely, of consolidating some very high interest credit card debt I acquired several years ago for, of all things, g...

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I'm new to Real Estate investing and looking for my first Sandwich Lease Option deal. I know that for any applicant that applies, if rejected, I must send/give them a written statement letting them know why,...

When a tenant does work for you but still owes rent, do you pay them for the work or deduct from rent? What works out better in landlord favor (note: tenant typically late on rent but always pays).