Is there a FCRA site that will give me nationwide criminal, nationwide eviction, nationwide sex offender, full credit report and letter of acceptance or rejection without the tenant doing anything further?

Discrimination laws help EVERYONE, because people will sometimes discriminate against their bests interests, Like your fellow investor imo.I would suggest to use the tried-and-true model of most property owners = rent to the best candidate regardless of age, sex, color, religion, etc.

They are hoping to dazzle the landlord with the large chunk of money, so he doesn't check them out.When I am offered multiple months rent, I know the applicant has miserable credit, no verifiable income, really bad landlord references, a criminal record, is a registered sex offender, or has some other problem with his history that he doesn't want me to look at.The only time I will accept rent in advance is from a verified student who is living on grant money, and then they can pay me for advance months when the grant money arrives (every 3 months, at our local college)

Then this got weirder..title and escrow had asked some key questions about the title being under a woman and having it transferred to a man because of a recent sex change operation Mr.

Stop diminishing your sex and strength 'as a woman'

Housing discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability is illegal by federal law (HUD Discrimination).

3 times in just the past week I’ve witnessed sellers discriminate against buyers because of either race or sex.

There, HUD decided to include an exception for sex discrimination when it included shared living areas.

the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex..."

I'm very careful to buy lots with some "sex appeal".