That does not mean you are obligated to rent to a Section 8 tenant just because he or she wants the place.You can say "no" if they fail to meet your other criteria, such as credit score and criminal history, or because you are going to get higher rent from a market tenant. 

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But if sheriffs will not enforce a legal court order, what is the private alternative, if any, to get someone to show up and kick tenants out without a criminal consequence?

Basic criteria of 3 times income, no pets, no smokers, no evictions, no felony criminal background, no more than three current negative credit items....one person met the criteria. 

The most important thing to me with S8 is who is actually living in the property and do any of them have a criminal record.

Since  brokers go though criminal checks and credit checks, you need a clean record to be a mortgage broker, that leaves out the bad credit issue.

Our goal with this app is to get an idea of who we are showing, whether they might pass our screening if they apply, and if there is any danger to the agent showing the apartment.So far, I have noticed trends of criminal charges in Chicago & Cook County for things like theft and domestic battery with the disposition of "Nolle Prosequi", which I think means that they were brought up on charges, but the prosecutor declined to prosecute the case.

Maintenance was deferred criminally to the max.

We do credit, criminal, employment, if they payed rent during the pandemic, etc.

Criminal activity can result in eviction, whether it's shooting a firearm or shooting meth.