Looking at the response I'm getting, it failed sorry for any offense. 2 years ago, more women matriculated into my field of work for the first time ever.

We thoroughly screen all tenants including doing a criminal background check.

No offense but that's Boldly Skillful.

We always welcome out of town visitors, but after a couple of nights, they'll be ready to leave.Also I wonder about not just the legal/code problems with doing that, but what my insurance broker would say if I told him I was renting (1) separate rooms to (2) unrelated parties of (3) either sex and I'm not (4) running criminal background/sex offender checks on them or their overnight guests.I'm thinking my policy might forbid that.all cash

You can look at seriousness of the crime being violent versus non-violent offenses.

One way is to look at the street address of the court record and the address history of the person as shown in the credit report.When I check criminal records on tenants and contractors, I use name and known addresses; for tenants I tell them that a match of name and date of birth on a criminal record is considered a match (I am not going to go crazy trying to determine if two or more people with the same name and date of birth exist).

I'm biased (see my job info), but wouldn't decide on anything until checking credit, references and criminal history, etc.

My owner financed deal came through a tired landlord (slumlord) whose old school ways of screening by his gut let a criminal in who never paid a dime.

If you fail to change the locks and your tenants suffers any sort of criminal activity, etc you will be liable!

Perhaps you called the criminal court.