If you did not get one from your reporting agency, then there was an earlier post that gave one, or you can use one I posted:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/90852-tenant-screening-uncovered-duis-jail-time-etc?

We've been talking with multiple Realtors trying to find someone willing to do a flat fee listing but we're receiving a lot of hesitation.

I suggest you take a screen shot of your table and save it as a JPEG file.

No matter who you use to do your screening you should always have a complete sign application on file.Joe Gore

As you begin screening tenant's, you will likely run across more than one that meets your criteria, so as one gets filled, you'll have backups for the others.

A friend of mine just bought a 3 flat here in Chicago and he was wondering when it's to late to evict his tenants that aren't paying rent.

We're reasonable about what they have to pay for, and the time frame for paying us back (e.g - broken screens we'll fix today, you pay us within the next 2 months).

Sell My House Fast, Cash Home Buyers, Professional Home Buyers, Avoid Foreclosure, and the list goes on and on...What criteria do you use to generate the target audience (eg. on FB, I can select homeowners in Florida over age 35) I would focus on location, you can narrow it down to a specific zip code.Any tips related to this strategy welcomed - Make sure you have the time you need and knowledge to properly screen the leads, and close them once they start coming in, because if you do it right, the leads will come in.This Post Should Help!

Screen!

I'd choose a soft sandy color, in a flat or satin finish, which will make it even less noticeable that you've painted over the wallpaper.