All Forum Posts by: Guevara M.

I only have one rental property at the moment and it appears that DocuSign is about $120 for the year. Not sure it's a wise choice if I'll be signing a lease about every 12 months.

Thanks Nathan, for some reason that never crossed my mind. Been a crazy week.

Is there a way I can convert my lease agreement which I have in a word document to use docusign, Adobe, or Sign Now to get the electronic signature? I'm not that great with computers.

Have a issue and not sure what the best way is to handle it. I have someone who is relocating for work and wants to sign the lease and do the walk through check list this weekend so he can start moving in since he starts his new job on the 30th but I will be out of town taking care of some things. I will be back sometime on Sunday but would really like to hand him the keys as soon as possible to help him get situated. Is there anyway I could have someone else like a family member (brother or dad) be the one there for the walk through and lease signing?

Would PayPal be alright to use?

She's only been with current employer for 6 months and she does make 3 times the rent according to the screening application I had her fill out. Under the rental references section of the application she left it blank and that is when she explained to me what happened when she left early. I'll request her last 2 rental references and see what she says. I use Smart Move for my screening process but haven't had her do it yet due to that I have two more showings this week.

I just signed up with AceableAgent through groupon for about half off the normal price. I've read really good things about them so going to give it a try.

Thanks for the help. I just purchased the online courses through AceableAgent for here in Texas. I'm pretty excited to give it a shot and see where it goes.

Thanks for all the advice. I'm just going to pass on her for now. I do have two more showings this week so maybe one of them will be a better pick. What's the best way to respond to her to let her know? Do I have to give her a reason?

This morning I had a female contact me about my rental property and wanted to see it asap and asked if I could show it today so I said sure.  She came by with her grandmother (real nice lady) and took a quick look at it, asked a couple of questions and was very interested in renting it.  She said they reason she needs it asap is due to she was living with her boyfriend and they are no longer together so needs her own place.  She told me that when I do her background check and rental history that it might show a time that she signed a 6 month lease and left 1 month early not really knowing due to not understanding the lease she signed.  Apparently she thought it was time to move when it actually wasn't.  Based on those two things should I still have her go through with the background checks?  Main thing that worries me as that she just got out of a relationship and no telling if they will get back together or if he decides to try and move in with her without me knowing.  She did state that she was not on his lease.