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One aspect of owning rental property that most landlords don't pay enough attention to is screening tenants.

Article Category: Finances

Author Name: Geoff Doyle

Finding good tenants ensures that you enjoy a steady stream of income. Bad tenants will cause you a lot of stress and may even cost you money.

The first step in finding tenants is to ensure that you have as broad a pool as possible to choose from. This means advertising in as many websites as possible.

In addition, you have to ensure that your ad shows off the property in the best light. Make sure that you include striking images as well as an accurate and thorough description. And check for typos before you post the ad, so that your ad looks professional. To avoid scammers and ensure your safety, make sure that the general public cannot see your personal contact details.

If there are room-wanted ads looking for rentals in your area, you should consider contacting the searchers. You should also look for other ways to be more proactive in looking for potential tenants.

Although you want the vacancy period to be as brief as possible, you should not rush the process of choosing tenants. Start the search process as early as you can so that you won't feel pressured to make a decision too quickly.

Once you have a pool of potential tenants you can choose from, the challenge is to vet them so you can decide which one to rent your property to. Aside from doing the usual credit and background checks, here are some questions you should ask when interviewing them:

Why are you moving?

You want to look for tenants with reasons associated with work or because they are moving out of their parents house. On the other hand, it might be a red flag if they say they are moving because of disputes with previous neighbors or landlords.

In addition, you should ask if they have ever been evicted. If the answer is yes, you can ask about mitigating circumstances rather than ruling them out entirely. If they are otherwise able to pay the rent and have a guarantor you may consider them.

How long are they planning to rent your property?

Ideally, you want a tenant who will stay for an extended period of time. But you should make this clear during the interview. If you want a tenant who will stay for a shorter period, you should be clear about this as well.

How much do you earn in a month?

You want to know if they earn enough to cover the rent. They should earn at least three times the rent amount.

How many of you are planning to move in?

You have to decide in advance the number of people who will live in your rental. All adults over eighteen should be asked to sign the tenancy agreement so they will all be responsible for following its terms and conditions.

Do you have pets?

You might want to be flexible on this point, depending on the pet or pets the tenants have. For instance, a tenant may fit all your criteria but have a pet.

Do they smoke?

You should decide on a smoking policy in advance and tell prospective tenants about it. Keep in mind that smoking can result in damage to your property.

When you are learning how to invest, vetting tenants for your rental property is an important part of the process you should master. Neglecting this aspect may cause you stress and eventually affect your profits.

Keywords: property investment, buyers agent, dual occupancy homes, investment property, rental property, how to invest

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