I would get with a local Realtor and have him put you on the auto search as Bryan said.I would not call the listing brokers.

Give each tenant a contact information sheet to complete with their info and auto license info.

Other factors that lead to credits with some companies      - Insurance Score (based on info from your credit report)      - prior insurance (how long you were with a company)      - education level      - other insurance with the company (auto, life, boat, etc.)

Auto correct changed you simply to symphony.

“latex”=latex out......auto incorrect.

Another option would be to put them on a payday payment plan with the auto debiting service.Not all non-paying tenants are deadbeats, some just can't manage money and you have to figure a way to help them do that so you can get rent.

I believe that's only if you have auto booking on.

Hair, massage, nails, and a two local bars have their back offices with me.  8 units, all on 3-5 year leases with auto-pay.  

According to Equifax Canada they do count as one.https://www.consumer.equifax.ca/personal/education/credit-report/understanding-hard-inquiries-on-credit-report/Exceptions to the impact on your credit scoreIf you're shopping for a new auto or mortgage loan, the multiple inquiries are generally counted as one inquiry.The timeframes vary for these exceptions.

For example I’ve probably mentioned the auto repair facility I purchased for $125k and sold 4 months later for $300k at least a dozen times.