You see the FCRA is a federal law passed and amended to improve the quality and accuracy of background checks while protecting the privacy and civil rights of all parties. 

FACTS Available nowLease: One YearLot: 2,500 sqftPets: Cats, large dogs, small dogsLaundry: In UnitParking: Carport, Garage - Attached, Off streetMulti FamilyCooling: AvailableHeating: Forced airPosted: 9 days agoViews since listing: 1,283All time views: 1,49163 shoppers saved this homeRent/sqft: $1.06FEATURES Flooring: HardwoodHigh Speed Internet ReadyADDITIONAL FEATURES Granite countertopGuest parkingLiving roomStainless steel appliancesAPPLIANCES INCLUDED DishwasherFreezerMicrowaveRange / OvenRefrigeratorWasherROOM TYPES Breakfast nookDining roomFamily roomMaster bathWalk-in closetCONSTRUCTION Stories: 3Unit count: 2OTHER Built in 1925Floor size: 1,504 sqftLast remodel year: 2015Zillow Home ID: 2102043575I am looking into renting this property in a Rent to Own deal.

I believe that fewer showings from higher quality applicants equates to less work and more money long term.There are lots of ways to do this, but the above it what works for me and my schedule, and my wallet.

I like to make sure that the house is up to date on electrical and plumbing, as well as avoiding possible surprise costs. but would rather find more investors and find quality deals at a steady rate.

Mark 4s would move the needle my biggest concern is if rates go up enough to push me cash negative at end of first term (5-7 years).I would like to get 4 unit or more of above average quality and rent price property.I believe on what little research i have done i could make a deal like this happen as far as qualifying for a loan and having down payment.

I know it's been done but I think if you are doing c class and sometime b- it will be tough.A class tends to have less problems and better quality tenants and less work, so it might be possible, But then you may not get the returns you want for cash flow.

Ashley, as a Realtor, I'm of course biased towards putting it on the MLS for speed of getting it rented and bringing in a bigger pool of qualified applicants.    

The fax to PDF solution I mentioned might be good if the papers are distributed, but if they are all in one place and need to be scanned in bulk, then other high speed scanners might be a better bet.

As a realtor I make recommendations on lenders, attorneys, mortgage brokers, inspectors, etc if my client asks and I only recommend people I have used myself so I can trust the quality of service they will get.

Also A high speed train testing facility