I get to see their credit score, current credit situation, employment history and current, eviction history, criminal record.

They're calling it the "Justice for Renters Act."

Criminal intent Criminal mind.

I am expecting to see at least 5 of these criminal cases before the market heats up again.

If you rent out a property in Oakland, you can't legally discriminate against someone with a criminal background, except a sex offender - there's a bit more protection if you're house hacking and live on the property.

They're calling it the "Justice for Renters Act."

Approval is based on the company applicant; the individual occupants are simply screened for criminal and I want to make sure I have their contact information for any issues regarding the rental.I hope that helps! 

We love the view (the pictures don't do it justice) and the wrap around deck. 

The regulations do no allow for you to seek those protections which give you the right (and rightly so) to seek justice towards lenders which descrimante based solely on the the fact that you are LGBTQ aligned whilest you also inturn now only seek 'LGBTQ-friendly' funding sources.

It is important to clarify this policy beforehand to ensure consistency and fairness in the application process.In addition to credit scores, other factors to consider when evaluating potential tenants include their income level, employment stability, rental history, criminal background (such as the DUI), and any other relevant information provided in the application.In this particular scenario, the fact that one of the applicants has a credit score below the minimum requirement, as well as a DUI on their record, may raise red flags for some landlords.