It's not in all areas.So talk to an attorney before doing anything like this, you don't want to break any laws or incur any civil or criminal liability.

From my reading, tenants can still be evicted for criminal activity or non-compliance with lease terms.

Even if they'll pay for her expenses, still require a criminal and credit background check.  

It's during this screening procedure that the landlord or property manager would deny applicants if they had any red flags such as bad credit, past-due or unpaid rent, prior evictions, or criminal offenses.

@Cleo Bucceri"Any and all illegal or criminal activity found being done on or near the residence will result in automatic and immediate eviction."

I would give this to them in writing so there's no confusion.Every community is different but in my experience, the only tenants with security cameras are the ones dealing in something criminal.

Basically if you see two IRS agents at a physical site audit look for one with a badge that’s Criminal Investigations Division.You have to **** up bad to get criminal charges.It’s willingly and knowingly or reckless disregard.Nah your boy is lying.

Find a service that gives you what you are looking for and need to make a sound business decision.If cost for the tenant is that important to you, find a service that allows you to pay for it.We use Myrental.com (part of Core Logic) it's one of the better services for credit and criminal back ground.

Credit, criminal and eviction.

If you do not meet these minimum requirements, you should contact us before submitting your application in order to discuss your particular situation.Minimum Requirements: Applicants must make three times (3x) rent in gross monthly incomeMust show proof of income (Last 30 days of pay statements or other income)Applicants must have suitable criminal history background results determined by landlordApplicants must have suitable credit history.