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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Requalify tenants for a renewal?
If you have a tenant renewing their lease do you have them reapply in order to confirm that they continue to meet your rental criteria? If not a full reapplication process are you at least asking for most recent pay stubs?
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If tenants have been paying their rent, then I would not requalify them. In fact, as a tenant, I'd be sort of offended, if my landlord would ask me to do that again, when I've proven that I stand by my word.