They'll often call you without your ad in front of them, so you can either ask them to locate the ad or just go over your criteria again with them. 

My current tenant is a wonderful single mom, 2 adorable kids and pays on time and has had minor issues, in which I addressed timely.I'm ready to rent the 2nd apartment.

I've found most people don't read past the first line or two in an ad, or not even that much of it.

It does help to pre-screen people by putting some of your criteria in your ad, but you are not required to put any of it in your ad - or all of it in your ad.Oh, add "no co-signers" to your criteria.  

I have a bmw 3 series I adore that's completely paid off.

You can tell the bank it's FSBO and you might have to create a craigslist ad or a postlets.com or even fsbo.com ad to show them there has been an attempt to market the property to the public.

@Kyle McVayDefinitely clearly state the qualifications in the ad or when they contact you.

So, you may want to look at the content of the ad or the value proposition (price, amenities, etc).

I would have written in regardless, but that adorable Kitty made me write in immediately. 2:00 in the morning.

Our next issue is finally closing which would be easier if the self-adoring listing agent would get off lazy ***.