I'm now currently around 60 and do have all the software, but I made a conscious decision to not implement anything until I hit 10. 

.- Ask them to report any loss of water pressure right away — that’s often an early warning sign.It’s also helpful to remind them to keep garage doors closed (if applicable) and to remove hoses from exterior spigots.Clear communication now can prevent a very expensive problem later.

I  tried several time to request application to get my money back but never got it. 

I have developed several agentic applications that generate, underwrite, engage, and close deals from start to finish. 

However, I came across a YouTube video suggesting that lenders may look unfavorably on this rental strategy when evaluating applicants for a DSCR loan.Could someone clarify whether this information is accurate? 

- GFCI's, handrails, smoke detectors and other repairs may be required.How equiped are you to advertise your rental, show it to prospects, find a rental application to use, do a background/credit check on applicants, figure out how to screen applicants, find a lease to use, find a handyman for maintenance or do yourself, etc...

We've all been there.You have two not great options here realistically:1) Stick with a squatter and collect no rent (or deal with uncertainty)2) Move to evict (sounds like you've already posted the applicable notices) and pay for an eviction and a renovation, re-leasing as quickly as you can to get the cash coming back in.

To get the juice, you have to squeeze.What systems have made it manageable (weekly rent, strict house rules, software, on-site management, etc.)?

We run a hybrid setup, and it’s worked well for us.Most tenant screening is handled through our PM software, but final approvals stay in-house to keep things consistent and compliant.

We tell them:“We require all applicants to complete screening through our system so everyone is evaluated the same way.