Only downside is now I feel convicted that I need to buy and read David Green's book now. 

Unless otherwise provided by law, proof of violations shall not require criminal conviction, but shall be by the preponderance of the evidence."

If you get his name you can look online in the judicial records in Maryland and see if he's been convicted and if so what for.

One such similar examplehttps://www.publicspendforum.net/blogs/steven-kopr...Ummmm...not only are you factually wrong (people have been sent to prison for fires that resulted in deaths where customers emailed the owners about hazardous conditions...they were convicted based on EMAILS) you either didn't read that well or didn't understand it.

If you ran the criminal history on husband and wife applicants and the wife came back clean but the husband showed to have multiple prior felony fraud convictions or violent assault convictions, would you still rent to them because the wife was clean?

Idaho's privacy laws stipulated a $1,000 fine per incident (I think that it was interpreted to me as meaning per call or piece of mail) if convicted.

The buyer has several foreclosures and a burglary of an unoccupied building conviction.  

. 👦 has only been charged not convicted. 

Do a search for "loan fraud, conviction & sentencing" It makes for sobering reading. 

The detectives revealed seizing a large amount of substance to be crack cocaine, ecstasy, cash, paraphenalia convicted felon in possession of a handgun, resisting arrest, tampering with physical evidence.