I'm sorry to hear of these tales of flat our criminals.  

The attorney I mentioned above was not a criminal defense type, he was an ambulance chaser and more successful at real estate than writting letters to insurance companies.I have had a notary go in to the county jail for a closing.

The next day he goes to the job site and find out what happened  and wants to kill the carpenter.Long story short he could not press criminal charges against the carpenter due to him give the ok to act on his behalf  and items at his house they could not prove who did it.

There are alot of apartment buildings for sale but alot of them are in drug areas and infested with criminals.

The report is comprehensive with all the information I want, like credit score, rental history, criminal background, employment and verification. 

I found a review of some of her company's info and her criminal history, but it looks like most of that was from not knowing about the laws with securities and it looks like her methods were not working for that.

I'd most likely build the little shack on it and live there while I go to college (to either be a realtor or something in criminal justice.)

Hello, I have a father in law and a son in law that are looking to rent one of the units I own in Cleveland, The father in law has a criminal history and the son in law has a clean record, the other unit we rent , the parents rent the unit and they all want to be there, it puts me in an uncomfortable situation , what is the best way to reject ?

We've had success using SmartMove by credit bureau TransUnion for many years.Applicants go to their website to apply and you as landlord can obtain credit, rental, and criminal reports.

Do you want to put in an electric gate system (this can be expensive)You could put in cameras, but they really don't necessarily deter crime, they only provide evidence to help catch the criminal.