You can not go out and do your own screening unless you obtain the tenants permission to do so.

Each tenants are screened, no hassle tenants.

The only thing it will do when I try to open it is act like it is about to open, give me a blank white screen, then exit out back to my home screen.

That said, I personally don't advocate the shark approach to wholesaling, trying to squeeze every drop of blood out of a deal.

Very rich for the blood.

Though I would recommend to a new landlord to learn how to screen your own tenants, do your own evictions, collect rent, etc. before passing off the job to someone else.

I know many members on BP use the 50% rule as a screening technique..

Sorry about your financials , When things get tough , you have to get tough , do what ever it takes , short term loan from a friend , pawn a car , sell jewelry , give blood .

A borrower with a 750 FICO score putting 20% to 30% down on a home who can fully document income and assets and has been employed in a professional occupation for five years or more would turn out to be an incredibly safe loan But CFPB provides no such guidance for compensating factors other than deferring to the Federal Housing Administration, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac underwriting standards for loans that fall outside QM but otherwise pass their credit screens."

That will allow you to screen the owners without discriminating on the breed.