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Updated 4 months ago,

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Chris Seidler
  • Investor
  • Dayton, OH
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Screening Corporate Placement? MTR/Furnished Finder

Chris Seidler
  • Investor
  • Dayton, OH
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We have a property which bounces between STR & MTR. We just got an off-season MTR request on furnished finder for a medical company that places medical providers in rural areas (which is our listing). The company seems to be a legit mid-sized business. They want to place a doctor and their spouse for a few months which seems to check out.

Since the lease will be in the name of the corporation, how do we do tenant screening for the actual occupants?  Do we ask the corporate placement folks to allow a background check for the tenant?  I'm not even sure what I'd look for...  the company is paying the bills so even if the doctor has bad credit it doesn't really matter about getting the rent check...  in theory there could be criminal background, but I doubt someone would be practicing as a MD with a long rap sheet.

Would it be sufficient to merely put a clause in the lease that the authorized occupants are Mr. & Mrs. John/Jane Doe, and any change in occupants requires mutual agreement of both parties to ensure that the business doesn't start to rotate different employees through with no option?

The company doesn't really have a "credit score" or "eviction history" so I'm thinking about asking for 1.5x or 2x monthly rent as a deposit (we normally do 1x month rent) just like I would for a tenant without established credit history.

Thanks!

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