I was using Credit Bureau Associates who have recently moved/consolidated with TenantAlert.Have the option of running, criminal background and identity fraud checks.Have the option of  paying for it myself or applicant to pay.I get the credit score, account types open, closed, payment history, status of accounts, balances, etc. 

I hate calling the police, but I think in this case it was the right move.Anyway, both were guys with criminal records not on the lease trying to live with their "baby-mamas." 

After the split to the general partner, this ends up in the 14.5% to the partners.Underwriting to shorter than 10 years in this cycle is criminal as far as I am concerned.

I hear that verification of employment salary is almost impossible from these companies and, if we as a landlord, call the company.Want to do credit check, eviction, criminal etc (as have kids on site and am only asking 1.5 month dep) and so many people are saying their reports came back clean but then they found out things after the rental went bad.Seems ridiculous that someone hasn't cornered the market with an honest reporting company with such an important requirement.Thx

Criminal history?

You should be able to do whatever you want with your properties as long as it doesn’t violate any criminal laws.

I'm a patent attorney in Midtown, and we do a lot of patent prosecution work for local tech companies in the southeast. 

This can be a criminal offense if enough money has changed hands.

Run a background check on the added tenant to see if there are any criminal history, eviction record.

And I'd expect my credit score to reflect that in a year or so and move back into purchasing a home rather than rent.The firm I work for requires credit/criminal/security clearances.