Landlords: the BEST WAY to vet tenants ✅ #landlording #landlordlife #midtermrental #shorts
Summary
The best way for landlords to avoid bad tenants is to pay close attention to their communication style during the application process. A red flag is when a potential tenant ghosts you during the application process. If they are difficult to get a hold of during the application process, they will likely be hard to get a hold of after they move in.
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