I'm guessing it is probably because they use different data providers for credit and criminal. 

They do the credit checks and criminal background checks, they tell me what the houses are renting for in a neighborhood before I buy so I can run the numbers, they handle the evictions, etc.

Sometimes I feel like there is no justice to the sellers.

I make sure to get married, 700+ credit score tenants with stable jobs, no criminal history even if it takes more time to rent it out.

If they can then the other is just icing for the bank, no matter how much/little they can afford.

There is absolutely no “justice” or reason for a $35,000 fine.

6.If you like the property, are you willing to fill out an application for a credit, criminal, and eviction history report?

This may take court action, but some attorneys are good at explaining to cheats that if they step down from the role and return part of their theft criminal charges may not be pursued and then bad folks will give up the role.The Trust MUST file taxes in most cases under a EIN umber. 

She will owe ten years worth of back taxes plus, fines and potentially even criminal penalties.

I have bump keys for kwikset and schlage... they're both pretty easy. i hear that the kwikset smart keys cannot be bumped, but i've never tried it.Like everyone else said though, a criminal is still going to kick open the door or break a window, they don't care if they do damage or not.As for the legality... i doubt most police would see the significance of it if it was on your key chain. if you are breaking in and get caught they might treat it as a locksmith tool... and the laws on those vary state to state