Screening is hugely important, but won't eliminate all the instances of late rent, but if you start to bend or not follow processes/rules consistently, your can of worms just got a lot bigger.   

It's critically important for the realtor to have a very good grip and understanding of what is to be expected on the rental property performance (both financially & maintenance/capex repairs wise) when you make that handoff to a property manager.What I mean is that there are instances where if the realtor is simply "pushing their product" as I like to say, and not really understanding how their clients rental property will perform, setting their client up with unrealistic and incorrect expectations - then you are setting yourself up for failure on the referral handoff.  

Issue #2: Exorbitant Taxes on Stay ExtensionsWe've had three separate instances where a guest extended their stay by just a few days.

We do well with ours in Denver and Colorado Springs, for instance.

I would also bet there are few instances where a forever home is actually forever so I always consider ease of resale when I am purchasing. 

I am curious to know what would you do in this instance? 

The excess payment will go to principal and will change the interest/principal percentages.For instance, if you refinance at year 15 and get a new loan with a lower rate and a 30yr amortization, then the new monthly payment will be significantly less than the original payment.

Some you can remove and in some instances you can install siding over the asbestos siding.

For instance, South Carolina recently passed some new legislation that makes it important to be transparent about your role as a wholesaler to avoid issues.Networking is crucial.

This is because the top surface layer is actually quite stiff, while the top layer of traditional sheet vinyl for instance is very soft.The upside is it is really soft and cushiony (lol that's not a word is it?)