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Hi! My name is Fred Glick. Today on Glick Watch we’re going to teach you how try and do real estate management yourself. We’re going to talk about our DocBox here on Glick Watch. You know, I get people who ask me questions things like “Hey! Can you write a lease for me?” Or, “How do I prorate rent?” Or, “Can you help me with showings?” Well, let’s take a step back and look at this. The rental cycle is broken up into 3 main parts where you show the property, where you actually have it rented and then when you have to turn it over when someone moves. Let’s take a look at the first one. During that phase you’ll need to have a rental application a lease agreement a move in/move out form and you’ll also need to make sure that everyone over the age of 18 who intends to live in the property applies for the property via the application. Be sure to get a valid form of ID and run a credit and background check on everyone who applies. Here’s the bottom line there are federal, state and local laws that say "You can’t discriminate" okay? The first set of people, or person or whomever who shows up who’s qualified to rent your property rent it to them. That’s it. This is 2016 everybody. You’re going to find great tenants if you do the background checks, the credit checks the income verification. Just to make sure if they can qualify check with their previous landlord. Now you’re probably wondering how you can get your hands on some forms. The best thing is we’ve actually made those available to you through a download at our DocBox at content.onerent.co/DocBox You can find a rental application a fair housing booklet and even a sample lease you can use for free! Thank you for watching and be on the lookout for more Glick Watch.