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Has anyone used the Zillow application / screening process for their rentals

Nicholas Frugale
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Hi All,

I am in the process of listing my first rental and was wondering what everyone's thoughts were regarding the Zillow Application and Screening services for tenants?  Has anyone used them and what are the pros and cons that you have run into.  Also, is there anything additional you recommend screening for that isn't included in the Zillow Application/ Screening.  The screening includes an Experian credit report, national criminal search, sex offender search and eviction search.  


Thanks for your help

Nick

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    Samuel Eddinger
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    Samuel Eddinger
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    @Nicholas Frugale - CT just changed the law and their are very specific requirements about screening tenants and providing them a receipt which shows the amount paid for the screening report.  

    I only know of one screening company, Tenant Tracks, that complies with all the CT laws surrounding this.  I'd highly suggest learning the CT laws and making sure the company you use is completely compliant.  As tenants get more savvy about these new laws, they are more likely to call legal aid if you do not follow those requirements to a T.  DM me if you want to discuss this more.

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