Here are key steps for effective screening:Application Form: Require the new tenant to fill out a detailed rental application to collect essential information, including employment history, references, and prior landlords.Credit Check: Perform a credit check to assess financial reliability, past payment behavior, and overall financial responsibility.Judgments & Liens: Ensure judgments and liens are included within your report; they are no longer on credit reports.Background Check: Conduct a criminal background check to identify any potential issues that could affect their suitability as a tenant.Income Verification: Confirm that the potential tenant has a stable income and meets your required income-to-rent ratio.By thoroughly screening the potential new tenant, you'll ensure that they are a good fit and reduce risks associated with lease transfers.

I have some upcoming turnover in the next few weeks, I basically just need someone to market the property on my behalf, screen potential tenants, and get the rooms filled then I can take over.

Quote from @Keirsha Evans: Give some context as Michael said and we can fill in the gaps! 

It's all about networking with people that have a vested interest in getting the care facilities beds filled..

@Collin Hays, do you find it harder to fill mid-week dates?

But he still has to review and understand all forms are filled out.  

It was still tough to get up to speed, but I had the framework and baseline knowledge to fill in the gaps quickly.

We’re breaking ground on projects like 12-200 unit townhomes, apartments, and other developments, filling a gap for affordable housing where it’s needed but overlooked.

Use Reddit and BiggerPockets for advice, FB groups are filled with scammers.

Helping a whole lot of people with their everyday living Tiny Homes, vacation Tiny Home, hunting cabin, soda shop, dog kennel, and so many more.