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Josh Rich
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  • Encinitas, CA
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Out-of-state Landlording

Josh Rich
  • Investor
  • Encinitas, CA
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This month I bought a SFR in Spring, TX just north of Houston. I live in CA and have run into some difficulty with Landlording from a distance. Question, how do you judge who to rent to when not able to meet them? Of course I will run credit and criminal background checks and verify employment, but what else?

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Jesse Castro
  • Realtor
  • Houston, TX
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Jesse Castro
  • Realtor
  • Houston, TX
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I will not rent to someone with a broken lease. bad credit, with a good length of residence and good length of employment ok but a broken lease is a definite no for me. learned the hard way. 

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