I understand you are suspicious of it, but you prove my point.

Any time I hear that a tenant has lived in the same rental for 10+ years, I get suspicious.

When I would complain to them that I was getting suspicious, they would ask me who I was talking to.

To address this, we verify the property owner per government records and use this information to vetimposters.Anything that seems suspicious will lead to us requesting an acceptable Letter of Explanation toaddress.Analyze IncomeMany landlords require a month of paystubs from applicants and just use these to calculate a monthly qualifyingincome.

Seem very suspicious 

I took over an hour, on a Sunday,to click a suspicious link in order to look over your property, to learn a little bit more about the West Chicago sub-market, to analyze a deal for a stranger; and to present a rough algorithm for how to analyze the numbers of a deal so that a general process could extrapolated for the next property you consider.

I am more than suspicious of this program, and every word you said was a nail on the head.

Seems a bit suspicious…

Is there anyway we can ask the tenant to resign a new lease without making it suspicious?

If we see too much or see anything that looks suspicious we'll ask about it and maybe disqualify someone as long as we're adhering to fair housing and HUD guidelines, but that's not usually something that comes up.