We also had several applications (all consistent with my past experience renting my properties).

@Christopher Christian - LinkedIn just put up something the other day - https://www.linkedin.com/feed/news/2688267

We've plotted this out, developed flexible but consistent rehab schedules, crunched all numbers several times to make sure this all makes numerical and profitable sense and everything checks out.

Do they consistently not pay their bills and get sent to collections, or did they have some catastrophic life event happen several years ago and now they are working the dave ramsey method and closing their accounts as they get paid off. 

You are considering renting to someone that has a history of not paying rent, and not paying bills consistently.

More responsible and appreciate consistency more. 

You will consistently be able to claim depreciation, regardless of appreciation.Appreciation doesn't really count for anything (as far as taxes are concerned) until you sell. 

These standards are specific to you and must be consistent with your wealth vision, mission, values and asset type.Specific investment criteria may include:•Minimum appreciation•Minimum rate of return•Minimum cash flow or cash on cash return•Price range•Maximum amount of investment•Location of investmentOnce your investment criteria is established, you can use it as the key part of your system to identify the right investments for your wealth strategy.Here’s a sample of search criteria (must have):Purchase price should be between $60,000-$150,000Neighborhood should be a solid B-/C+ (Working Class)I want minimum 200+ monthly cash flow or 100/door after ALL expensesRent 1% or more of ARV10-12%+ CoC ROISchools above 6 ratingTenants pays all utilitiesIdeally (or more flexible criteria):I will buy with cash and want to refinance with 25-30% down after rehabBuilt after 1985.When possible, I want to purchase multifamily units (2-4, max 8)I want to spend less than $3,000 on inspections and closing costsI want to spend less than $10,000 in initial repairs and rehabValues we use in our calculations:5.5% interest rate, 30 years10% vacancy6% repairs and maintenance6% capital expenditures10% management fees2% annual income growth2% annual appreciation growth2% annual expenses growth6% sales expensesUse It or Lose ItThis system (as with all systems) is only successful when it is used properly and consistently.

I started a FB business page, consistently invited 5-10 people per day to "like" my page.

@Joe GrazianoI don’t know if you found your answer or not but from a technology perspective, you need to get access to the MLS API and obtain a key to which could feed data to your site.