Originally posted by @John Anderson:@Jennifer Tornus Would you rent to someone who has a 800 credit score, and all the trade lines are AU accounts?

Hey @Stephen Au, welcome to the site!

My name and also the name of the person that has been an owner in the building the longest.I recently printed off the past 6 months of bank statements and went through the charges line by line.Pizza, groceries, food delivery, gas stations, Wal-Mart, ATM cash withdrawals, liquor stores, more liquor stores, and a sex toy store.As soon as I found this, I knocked on the suspect's door and told him that I "found some charges on the account that don't seem legit, the association debit card might be compromised."

Will you have sex with me?"  

They could be sex offenders, the list goes on....Personally, i would wait to find suitable good long term tenants if you are in a good area/neighborhood.

Even with bad crime and sex-offenders living within 3 blocks or more from this rental, it is telling that this rental has sat on the DMV market for 24 days in such a fast tenant filling market.

https://www.xero.com/au/features-and-tools/account...In your opinion would this feature make up for the lack in using Xero for Flippers?

I would really appreciate any guidance/criticism you're willing to throw my way.County: DuPage (evictions relatively quick based on my own prof exp).Population: 49,715 (2014, 2% increase from 2000)GreatSchools.org Scores: 10-7 (mostly 9s and 10s);CrimeReports.com: 59 sex offenders; last month 25 violent crimes and 60 property crimes.  

I'm going to look at a 10-plex tomorrow....the basics are it's 10 x 1-bedroom apartments, in a U-shape around garden entrances, with street parking.  

This is a great question; there's the general tenant screening (full spectrum of reporting which can typically include Criminal Reports/Background Check, Residence History/Eviction History, Employment Verification, Sex Offender List, Credit History, etc), but definitely an interesting thought with regard to pulling an interested applicant's social media history.Social media can be tricky because verification of account ownership can be a hard one to pin down; ie. if you require it as part of your application, a tenant can supply a "clean" version of their social media presence (ie. professionally created social media profile) versus an account that the applicant might actually use regularly, but you may not have any type of verifiable information to confirm that they own/operate the account.