There are now a few new startups out there to help you set up a co-living arrangement with the goal of putting people with similar interest into the house and the app helps screen, coordinate and collect rent. 

But you get your rent with no drama here generally as long as do even a modicum of pre screening.

Screening as always is the key.

You have to be in control and never deviate from your process of screening tenants.

The reason I used 12 properties is so that you have 2 extra because even with all the tenant screening and 2 years leases and every attempt something will under perform so you have a buffer with 2 properties. 

I think with proper tenant screening and digging in to see how motivated people are in staying long term might go further to helping you land the right tenant regardless of terms.  

He had the longest infomercial in history on the TV and he did this all over the place.

I have placed an add already on Zillow and Craig's list and have many interested parties daily, and am screening tenants now, but am wondering if I should buy another house in the same market in here. 3) Should I always pay for a home inspection before buying these distressed properties while I am starting out?

I've begun to educate myself on properly screening potential tenants, taxes, codes/laws, leases, insurance, and budgeting.

Absolutely love your Tenant Screening Interview Questions.