I suspected that he had moved in so we sent a notice to the tenant who is on the lease about adding her boyfriend to her lease and that we would have to perform background check like we did with her when she moved in.She called us today and ...Here is the tricky part, she does not want to add him to the lease, she does not want him there at all.

My name is Chad Simmons and I’m in need of some help/advice..Quick background: I recently graduated from Florida Tech in December.

That has been a great resource for me, and as long as your renter is willing to sign up via email and go through the process, it is a very smooth gateway to getting their credit scores as well as a criminal background check.

They also have many forms available for download on their website for members (lease addendum, 5-Day Notice, and much more) as well as resources (such as an eviction guide which has a timeline based on the local courts and laws).Finally, my Apartment Association charges $13 for tenant criminal/credit background checks which is pretty cheap, IMO. 

A little background, we bought a house in January that we were planning on using as a summer retreat from the Phoenix heat. 

Yes, winter units do take longer to fill but the trade off is worth it and I will stick with no blackouts as it defeats the beauty of MTM.

Another realtor pointed out that, although it is a beautiful log home (unique inside and out), it is out of place and won't sell there (needs to be on a mountain lot or a more appropriate setting).   

The current owner/manager was very behind on maintenance and did not background check her tenants.

Background: I purchased my first home a few years ago and had been house hacking since day one.

Background on the location: the neighborhood is a C+ transitioning to a B- near a large medical center with 12k+ employees.