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Max Bellino
  • New to Real Estate
  • Massachusetts
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How much information is to much information?

Max Bellino
  • New to Real Estate
  • Massachusetts
Posted

Hi everyone,


Using RentRedi for the application process for screening tenets, and seems to ask for lots of information. It asks for the past two years of taxes, the past two years of W-2 form, Employment letter, and pay stubs. I don't want to overwhelm the tenet because I had one person apply and say "This is asinine the amount of info needed". What do most investors need to see to make sure the tenant can afford the rent?

Thank you!

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