I agree more with the "work to learn" mentality with application, not the soft theories I'm taught at school.

Software by Chris Richter and touted by Ken Clothier.

What can be helpful for them as a perspective tenant (which you can tell your agent to advertise to applicants that fall short of the requirements) and yourself as a landlord, is to use a guarantor company.

But I want to make sure that I don't have to be a real estate broker in order to do that.Here are the services that I'm planning to provide as part of my screening, not sure which ones or any require me to be a broker.Landlord submits information about applicant (rental application, release authorization)I run the credit report on applicant and evictions report.

I always complain about the software we use, as recently as today, so I'll give it a whack. 

I am usually inundated with applications.

The policy is designed to comply with all applicable federal and state regulatory requirements and establishes minimum standards for the extension of credit.

Learn all the software inside and out, learn your county's tax system/site, learn to run the numbers backwards and forwards, and so forth.

It's easier than I thought, and given me an appetite for more passive income.Being a software engineer, I'm all about hands off, automation and scalability.

Application / invitation required?