Inquire if there was any damage caused during the tenancy beyond normal wear and tear.You should also conduct an interview with the potential tenants to make sure you are comfortable communicating with them.For more information you could read this topic https://rentberry.com/blog/screening-prospective-t....

Originally posted by @Chris T.

@Linval T.

I recently made a commitment to get into real estate investing using the buy and hold strategy for renters, so i've been reading BiggerPocket's "the book on rental property investing" and I feel like I have clear understanding of my plan and strategy.

For example, on a deal with BB&T as seller and a flipper as a buyer, Line 5(a) page 5 of Form 2-T says "CASH".

I’m using my own capital reserves for these types of issues and “just in case sh*t happens.”

I think that's hurt me a little bit because they look for total commitment from us and I get the impression from them that they don't think I am.

Jay T. from Zillow here.

Do you have a car or are you limited by being able to get around on the T?  

You can only commit to continuing to roll the dice.