I'm sorry but who in their right mind would lend a TENANT, a convict at that, such an obscene amount of money.

It's his relatives that want him to keep it, so, now he could ask them to 'put up or shut up' and you all might find out that they don't really want it that badly.......That often happens, when you ask people to prove their convictions.

@Monica Morff - Tenant has been on their own since December 2018 and rent has been late every month- Tenant lied about sending rent- Tenant received rental assistance, so really never even paid a dime themselves- Tenant is verbally threatening to their wife- Tenant was was arrested for check fraud - Tenant will be prosecuted for check fraud, so if convicted that means jail and fines- Tenant lost job- Tenant is asked to pay or leave and they do neither- Tenant blames you for their problems (did you frame them for check fraud, did you tell him to threaten his wife?)

Because they had been convicted of certain felonies that are not acceptable.

I give you credit for having conviction though.

They are basically Mc Donald employees who have a convicted felon old oil and gas scammer as head of investor relations. i will pass.

Conviction of perjury is a felony. 

(Behind hte scenes: Yes, the PM is getting paid nothing or minimally to place tenants so he doesn't screen and the first person with cash (a convicted felon, with cash from a recent drug deal) is placed in the unit.)

A felony conviction isn't worth it to me. 

Congrats on working 2 or 3 jobs with conviction and succeeding.