In addition to the usual tenant screening tips suggested, I recommend completing a social media search on all occupants that are going to reside at your property.

They should have some sort of income, such as retirement income from their jobs, or social security.

I'm starting to get a small group of people going as a real estate social meetup in southwest Atlanta.

As another example, some rural Americans similarly lament some social changes in our country and also want to keep living their lives as they have and similarly resist adjusting.

By trust I mean one of the 10 closest people to you in business (ignoring personal social circles).as you hopefully are aware, you are getting paid for liability risk.

Also, the PM either lost or lied about having his social security number and I would think it is necessary to have that.

Medical bills can become judgements and lien the house.If they are dying their income remains the same, if they have social security but if working income declines.  

I didn't have access to their social security numbers when I was doing due diligence so only had the name and faith that they had the right guy to go on.I ended up dropping the case and quit claim deeding the interest back to the owners.

I'm seeing more and more people out as it feels people are "over it" and ready to socialize, albeit w/ their masks on. 

I'm beyond excited to be on a social networking site where there's so much support from the community!