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David Cook
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Do you re-screen tenants before renewing a lease?

David Cook
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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I recently had a tenant vacate a townhouse and during a walk through prior to their leaving a noticed court documents from a neighboring county informing my tenant that his charges for "aggravated sexual battery" were being dropped.  Obviously I don't know the circumstances or what happened but had the tenant not decided to leave I would have gladly renewed his lease.  There were no payment issues and the home was always kept in great shape.  Since this happened I have been considering re-screening my tenants between leases.  I was wondering if anyone else did this or if they had other advice on how to monitor tenants post screening.

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