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Best way to run credit for potential tenants?
Hello,
I have been doing the landlord routine for the last 6 years. I have 28 units now and it's time to improve my systems and look for better ways to run credit, etc. I have mostly low-income tenants with poor credit (which is fine). I'm mostly looking for eviction records and/or judgements from property management companies. Is there a quick and cheap way to do this? Any suggestions???
Thank you.