Specifically, I list my qualifications - income, employment, rental history, criminal background.

The scores in the first half were on half of the field for the most part because our terrible QBed offense couldn't move the ball.

That said, like you, I use a paper based application that I have the tenant fill out after showing them a property and I don't ask them to do the online credit/criminal check until I get the paper based application and make sure it looks like someone that meets my criteria.

In our state, after three offenses it is a felony to skim equity from sellers.

So no offense

How do you check a tenants credit, income, criminal history?

I can assure you as the manger of 1800+ homes with a production schedule of 80 homes a month (40 that we buy and 40 that we sell), we know more about real estate management than you do - no offense.

Also the state attorney general is a good place to send letter as they are more into the criminal aspect and they do like to look into things like this.Why not publish the PM"s name and info here.

@Jeremy Drawas  No offense but I have to ask: if he's as good as you say, why does he "...need[s] the work."?  

My situation clearly rebuts your broad brush, absolute statements, don't take offense for clarifying your always or every time comments.