Criminals overran the city, it was bankrupt, and policeman didn't want to patrol the streets.One of the people who decided to invest during this period of time was Donald Trump.  

The Memphis property was owned by a couple of out of state investors who were relying on an incompetent property manager and a criminally negligent contractor to steal anything and everything they got their hands on.  

@Michael BiggsNeed for landlords to participate - Credit Report, Evictions, Criminal records are not good enough, that's why @Daria B.started this topic, and that's why we started our database.

What I'd tell them is that I would be willing to look at it to give them an initial decision as to whether or not the credit report they give me would be a deal breaker - but, I'd also tell them that if it's not, then I'll be doing my own credit search through our company, and would still be checking all other references and running all other reports like eviction, criminal, etc.You could offer that as an alternative - but be sure to tell them in order to rent to them, you'll be running all checks through your company, which will be a hard hit.They'll probably screen themselves out at that point, anyway.If you're trying to figure out how to run someone's credit report without their knowledge, then as I understand it, that's against the law, and therefore, a really bad idea.

Do you require both credit and criminal checks on all occupants over 18 or just who ever is signing the lease?   

The extremely rare chance of a prison break would weigh less heavily on my decision to rent in an area than the actual criminals that may or may not be roaming free on streets in a particular community.

I ran their stuff and credit was terrible but no evictions or criminal stuff.

I also was a practicing attorney for 10 years, a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney who negotiated every day for 10 years.

So sad and the excuse is the CV19 If they promised to do damage in writing, then we're talking about criminal cases. 

They don't have enough to send her to a mental institution or arrest her on criminal charges.