We have discussed charging a higher SD for criminal issues and only auto rejecting for evictions less than 5 years old. 

I would definitely include a rental criteria (and/or tenant screening policy) with your application that outlines income and credit requirements as well as how you treat those with a criminal or eviction history. 

IE mainly all SFR or small commercial buildings.GOOD insurance will be what U need.Although the slumlord  stuff were you have deaths because of maintenance defects  those are real and can turn criminal.

You know, "sometimes" people that have had evictions/criminal history/vicious dogs work out great as tenants, but I'd rather not take the risk if given the choice.I certainly don't begrudge a PM from making a living and being fairly compensated for their work, but my point is that some management fee agreements, as written and presented to the customer, place the interests of both parties at odds. 

North Carolina does not give full criminal data to automated background check services.

Credit, criminal, eviction history.  

I typically run criminal on both and credit on one.

Jason Tilley, 37, is facing charges of first-degree intentional homicide and possession of a firearm as a felon after he allegedly shot his landlord in the head allegedly over a $30 rent increase.According to a criminal complaint filed Wednesday, March 7, Tilley met with his landlord March 1.

After you are set up with them you can run credit and criminal history all in one stop.

Be sure to use one that includes ID verification, address history, criminal background, and a complete credit report.