Even if I were, I pay a criminally low tax rate already.

He had a criminal record of stealing his families property and was presently in jail.

The general I call for that doesn't even get out of his truck, just calls another sub and collects the payment when it's done.I dont think there is a shortage of people that can do the job, but finding ones that have a couple million dollars coverage, have legal employees that pass criminal background checks and have the patience to sit down and sign contracts and know how to get onto a corporate accounting structure for payments is the real shortage.

He received over $1M of completely bogus IRS refunds in total.When the IRS criminal investigators finally caught up with him, the Orlando US Attorney's office declined to prosecute this upstanding citizen who, by the way, also engaged in other honorable activities such as physical abuse of his son and stealing from his late mother's estate.Telling y'all, we need to learn to work smarter, not harder.

When I asked for credit, criminal report, neither was done. 

Again, I do hundreds of applications a year and have been using online applications and screening for almost nine years with no issues.Company A sounds the most experienced/professional but I'm curious why they would hire a PM with a recent criminal record.

Including credit history , criminal history and past evictions.

I look at their income, eviction and criminal history, and landlord references.

Hi @Elsa M.Some great ways to find tenants are through:• A local realtor (this may cost you, but takes the work off of you)• Trulia (free posting)• Craigslist• Facebook Groups in your local area• Hanging pamphlets on local bulletin boards • Local NewspaperBe sure to properly screen them (Credit, Criminal & Background)  by using one of various screening services that are out there.Best of luck!

My friend, who is a criminal lawyer, has something on the back of his card which says what to do during a traffic stop.