Thanks in adavance for the information! 

Any tips and information is more than welcome. 1.

Hope this information helps Trace, and if you have any more questions reach out to me! 

I wrote the above for informational purposes.

Here’s a common process:1) Pre-Screening (Before Showing the Property)✅ Inform renter of basic qualifications such as income, credit score, pets, move-in date, etc..2) After the Showing (Before Approving the Application)✅ If they’re seriously interested, have them submit a rental application + background check authorization at the same time.✅ This avoids wasting time screening unqualified tenants.3) Before Lease Signing (Final Step)✅ Run the background check before approving the tenant, so you can verify:Credit history & income stability Eviction & rental historyCriminal background (if applicable in your state)Final ThoughtThe best time is after the showing but before lease approval—this ensures you’re only screening serious applicants while minimizing wasted time and costs.

But I do not find that much information pertaining to the process in doing so.

Plus, they have a ton of information and videos on their site.TMC is the CDC (community develop corporation), which the SBA delegates their authority to. 

This comment has factually incorrect information.

And finally most states have laws about how many days you have to change your information.  

I have a house where the information bubble (assessment, stats, value) is a house two blocks away, even shows a street view picture.