Just passed my exams but I think my criminal record might be a problem.

In discussions with the seller on the assignable deal, they want to make sure we're not selling it to criminals, something that is is of great concern to his neighbors.

First and foremost, I post in my ads; “Contact us today for a possible showing and application for credit, employment, criminal, and eviction checks”.

In addition where one operates a business dealing many times with the criminal nature of some tenants alternate solutions to problem situations can come into play.

Failure to follow these rules can lead to fines or even criminal charges as I understand it.

He had a criminal record a mile long.

I've still had some with criminal records applying (and being declined), but they can't say they weren't made aware ...

This occupant has to have somethin on the ball to be in a house of that value, he's no skid row bumb, usually they won't get into criminal behavior destroying the place, they will sit as long as they can but I doubt the sheriff will be dragging them to the curb. :)

We're at the point where after ten years of renting out grade C apartments in a low rent town,  we know more about eviction law in our state than most lawyers do.The corollary is to screen well, but if you're dealing with low end rentals, anyone willing to live there will have bad credit, so what you're really screening for is past evictions, lawsuits, nuisance suits by the tenant, court judgements, and criminal behavior. 

I see Grovetown and Evans booming with the creation of the Cyber division at Fort Gordon as well.