Qualities of Excellent Prospective Tenants

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Staten Island native Hassam Khan possesses a diverse background in organic retail, transportation, and real estate. Since 2013, Hassam Khan has vetted tenants for properties across Staten Island, New York City, and New Jersey.

Landlords and property managers assess prospective tenants with several criteria, including their financial stability and character. While landlords can develop their own standards to screen potential renters, there are some near-universal qualities landlords look for. For example, most property owners require a high income to monthly rent ratio. 

Renters have a better chance of securing an apartment if their income is 40 to 50 times the rent. Landlords may also request a credit or criminal background check to verify identity and get a sense of the applicant’s social and financial behavior. Ideally, prospective tenants should have a score of at least 650 with no history of violent behavior. To get a more personal perspective, some landlords will also ask for a letter of recommendation.

Mcdonalds adds DoorDash as a delivery partner

Born and raised on Staten Island, Hassam Khan has a vast experience in the food service business. He forecasts how that industry will be shifting and the potential growth working closely with food delivery partnerships, such as Door Dash and Uber Eats. Hassam Khan is using these delivery partnerships in the gourmet deli in Staten Island

Mcdonald's ends exclusivity deal with Uber Eats and has added Door Dash as a delivery partner. Mcdonalds food menu will be available on the Door Dash app in the entire country and it will reach a large percent of Americans. This will only make it even more easier for patrons to order their favorite fast food items.

Since 2017, Mcdonald's has used Uber Eats as a food delivery partner. It has been reported Mcdonalds was trying to negotiate the fee charged by Uber Eats which are typically high. Restaurant profits were being weighed in. Franchisees formed a association to combat the high commission fee's.