All Forum Posts by: Michael Saleh Azab

Make sure you know what the deposit is and who pays for damages.  This has been the biggest issue we have had with insurance companies.  Tenants tend to treat them like hotels, because, well, it is a hotel to them and they can be rough.  This is, in my opinion, why insurance co's pay a premium.  So just be sure you are covered on the deposit and the "what if's".  Also be aware of when the lease will end and determine if that is a great time for you to be leasing.  In places that get snow and rents get depressed you may or may not want to have your home be renting at that time VS a prime time to lock in a year or 2 lease.  Just something to consider.  

Might also want to ask what happened to the home they are coming from and where it is, if they will tell you.  That may give you some insight into the tenant.