They don't have to cover 100%, just whatever percentage of the overall cost you aren't looking to pay for.When screening tenants:Credit scores are direct representations of a person's financial responsibility.

.- Fee structure that isn’t too restrictive or costly* A flat fee per transaction sure would be nice but a low percentage split would also work.So far I am liking what I see at Premier Property Group.

It came to light that it's best to provide window shades or screens in a rental, or the tenant may damage the wall trying to hang their own.

Good renters will work it out, bad ones will not, and landlords who don't screen very well will probably feel the brunt of that.

@Sam Hurdley Hello Sam, check what market rents are for properties in your area and what kind of properties they are such as single family home, flat, etc.

I do screen tenants prior to showings so am not wasting time with those who may not be qualified.

You can screen potential tenants during this time. 

As far as screening, I use smart move from TransUnion.  

Have you ever struggled with filling your section 8 house with a tenant that meets your screening qualifications?

My background is in HR and recruiting and the idea of sourcing and screening tenants is so interesting and exciting to me!