Always have a very strong lease agreement and be sure to have a refundable security deposit, that way they have incentive to not ruin your property as much!

If you work off of the Code check list you'll be pretty good. 

Always have a security deposit that is refundable so they have reason to want to keep your property in good shape.

Some judge often deny admin fee even in the lease; but tenant often pays before go to trial. if you google for "pay to quit" letter, you will find sample letter.When I rent properties to tenant who does not have any credit/tenant history, I often ask them 3 or 4 month of security deposit.

It simply unlocks or locks the door by actuating the bold lever.You can also purchase a wifi hot spot from a cell phone company and use Ring or another security camera to actually view them while they are in the property.

However, I do know there's codes and rules for the units to "pass" to be section 8, so I would look into those before the purchase (see if and how much you might need to put in) and know some basic things like that if you don't already.

•Who is responsible for fees on Permits “not” in code with the county, the buyer or seller?

I have a list of about 3,600 vacant homes within 14 miles of my zip code and phone numbers for a little over half of them.

It's good enough for us to know the neighborhood and zip code. 

February 9, 2019 - My last post back on January 16 was me waiting to receive my social security replacement card from the social security administration.