I can do credit, nationwide eviction, and criminal search for around $25.  

However, he comes from Florida and doesn't exactly have a wonderful reputation from his time in Florida at least according to this article: https://www.floridatrend.com/print/article/12331Per the article: "Bultema left a total of 81 homes incomplete, and prosecutors found enough evidence to charge him with criminal fraud in 16 of those cases, including the Simmonds'.

I do a prescreen of past landlords, income, local and state criminal checks on open databases.

While we can ask if the tenant has a criminal history before we rent to them, how would we appropriately handle a guest of the tenant that has a criminal history, but is not on the lease?  

I will have to take a test as the principal of the company as well but it is not as involved as the MLO exam.I just have to show sufficient net worth, that I pay my bills and that I'm not a criminal.

Seattle has a new regulation that prohibits landlord's from performing a criminal background check on prospective tenants.  

Theft by Fraud is a criminal offense.

With 'perfect' credit, criminal, job history, etc we are more inclined to offer longer terms.  

So far they have made it public they will be scrapping all the memos and guidance that has kept prosecutors from prosecuting people in states where state policy differs from federal policy.No announcement yet, if there will be an immediately crack down or not.Another announcement is expected later today.

-daily lead generation to find prospects-show the property to prospective renters - process applications: credit and criminal background check, national eviction search, employment verification, previous rental verification, -collect and deposit rents and security deposits-prepare lease documents and other notices as needed-manage maintenance requests-manage delinquency: (send late notices, prepare UD's, writ's, go to court on your behalf for any eviction proceedings).