Tenants in Little Rock can be held criminally responsible for not getting out of the house.

Completely irrational, rude, offensive and inappropriate.  

If one person making a remark about vinyl siding is going to turn you off to a particular property, I think you need to take some more time and learn the business a little bit better.I am not saying that to be offensive because every investor goes through the phase of taking others word as gospel and having it influence their investment decisions.Also, it is for reasons like your inspector friend mentioned that you have inspection contingencies in contracts. 

If they lie about their source of money that is also a felony offense. 

You'll have to honor the existing leases through the expiration of their term (as long as the tenant hasn't breached for non-payment, etc) but can raise rents, terminate leases, etc. at the expiration of the term.I don't see much point in running background / eviction / credit / criminal checks on tenants that are already in the property.

The Vatican Bank is well known for laundering money from criminal organisations.Once it's been washed it as clean as it needs to be.

Victims are simply victims of those who do bad or criminal acts, they rarely do anything to deserve what happens. 

Hey Guys,I recently received an application from a potential tenant and ran his credit/criminal history using mysmartmove.com.

I see no mention of checking for past evictions and criminal activity; these are things that IMO every landlord should consider when evaluating any applicants.And as @Marcia Maynard wrote, what are your acceptance / rejection criteria?

Made 60k a year while getting my degree in criminal justice, worked in that field for a little over a year and now I am a Plant Operations Manager which my degree doesn’t apply to at all so there is that haha