HUD recently announced that relying on arrests (without convictions) for tenant screening violates the Fair Housing laws.

It's collected by most employers on applications, it's collected by schools and it's noted on arrest records.Not sure why you're so freaked out...

It is well worth it because it not only has convictions but all arrests.

Because that headshot looked like it could have been the twin of the guy with the same name as you, from the same town as you, that got arrested for robbing a bank.

They finally evict the owner by getting him arrested at his house on back child support, within a few weeks bank has a moving company and other people there clear everything out furniture old car in the driveway etc.

The police department is putting out a fraud warrant for his arrest as he has quite a history. 

Of course your going to have a bummer every now and again but that's RE.. just don't want it to be your first one if you can help it.Let's say you've been arrested for suspicion of murderAre you going to take advice from a paralegal that does divorces or go find the best criminal defense attorney you can find?

Arrested development in junkies at its finest.)

Two of my tenants were arrested, sent to jail, and will not be returning anytime soon.

It's referenced in the Miranda Rights read to everyone at the time of their arrest."