There was guidance published in the “HUD Guidance Memo on Landlords’ Use of Arrest and Conviction Records.”

I always do, but in a recent instance, I had a gut on an applicant and ordered reports for several jurisdictions not anywhere near where he said he had been in the past couple of years and nothing on the application was offered re: arrests and such. 

Five years ago, two states away from any offered residence location, he was arrested more than once for Methamphetamine possession, Domestic violence twice, and Dui's....with jail time. 

Also, check out their name on your county's Unified Judicial Network to see if she has any charges, arrests, l/t filings, etc.

I own a 4-plex in Texas and recently leased a unit to 19-year-old. He indicated that he had NOT been convicted of a felony on his application and the background screen came through clean.
It’s been less than a mon...

The rental pool is small and they all just got fired or arrested (I know, they work for me).

Collecting can be the hard part, but in Mass, the Clerk Magistrate gave me both a "capias" and an "execution".The capias is a civil arrest warrant. 

Long story short, he left two years later, and the next store neighbor who managed my rental found out he was arrested for corruption with a group of other officers, taking payoffs in a extortion racket, and the apartment was used a headquarters for the group to meet and divide the loot.

Also states landlord has right to  put for rent /sale signs and show property while tenant is still living in it during the eviction process..he threatened to have me arrested if i go on the property.

They already have assigned someone to head the arrest and trial against him.