Hello All,Does anyone know if Rentredi provides a disclosure to tenants before applying for a property in accordance with WA state law, or do I need to furnish a disclosure to each applicant ahead of them applying through Rentredi?

If an applicant provided a 3rd-party "Pet Audit" (meaning someone else already verified the vet and the previous landlord references), would you value that, or would you still feel the need to do the work yourself?

The "Trust Gap": If an applicant provided a 3rd-party "Pet Audit" (meaning someone else already verified the vet and the previous landlord references), would you value that, or would you still feel the need to do the work yourself?​

Totals come to 6K-11K/mo.What do you do to screen Self employed applicants?

He sent me back a link to the application and I had to update my financial statement.

Second, get every applicant communication in writing with timestamps.

I'd include pictures (where applicable), and detailed descriptions of what is expected from the customer. 

If you have strong income and at least two years in business, your first step should be to see how you actually qualify on a conventional loan by running your numbers through Fannie Mae’s income calculator at https://singlefamily.fanniemae.com/applications-technology/income-calculator, which is exactly what Fannie and Freddie lenders rely on.

Curious how other investors here keep everything organized once they start managing more than one rehab at a time.When you're working on a single flip it's usually manageable to track things with notes, texts with contractors, and a few spreadsheets.But once there are multiple projects going on at the same time it starts getting messy pretty quickly.Things like:• scopes of work• contractor bids• change orders• tracking budgets• progress updates from contractorsFor those doing multiple rehabs at once, how are you keeping everything organized?

The first 2-3 1 on 1 calls were all cut short and rushed off without any major progress.