Jersey for reference 

Quote from @Harsh Patel: @Drew SygitThank you for your thoughtful questions — they’ve made me even more curious.I was referring to ESAs as service dogs, but I now understand the difference.

If you ever have any investor clients looking for PM services, we offer agents commissions for referring their clients :) 

Most of my clients know and enter with a plan backed by their CPA, but some do not that is why I am referring them to knowledgeable CPA's :)

A few key things I wish I knew starting out:Screen tenants thoroughly — ask for income verification, run a background/credit check, and call references yourself.

And I recommend you do your own due diligence and not just take someone's word for it.you can look up here on BP the number of sponsors who were referred by others and now posts are out about them losing everyone's money 

There was a investment that was advertised by RTR and SWFL Advisors and they referred us over to Blacktip Construction Group.

You can’t treat MTR guests like hotel guests — but you also don’t need to run a full-blown tenant application either.I use a middle-ground screening system that keeps things professional and simple:-Verify employment or assignment letter (nurses, project workers, relocations)-Confirm ID + previous landlord or housing reference-Require a refundable deposit or insurance coverageThe goal: balance safety with speed.

Screen S8 tenants based on: past landlord reference (Did he pay?

Not classy on the tenants part and they've otherwise been pretty good tenants.Trying to protect my downside in case they don't actually move out at the end of October (although I did get a landlord reference email weeks ago so I believe it's legit they're moving out), also not wanting an upset tenant to trash the unit on their way out being spiteful... trying to walk the line here.