@Martin Curtis A software called Cozy is pretty popular for tenant screening.

I would never compromise my screening for a tenant wanting to sub let.

I believe we have been successful with our renters because we screen big time, turn away a ton, don’t make decisions based off the heart but rather by gut feeling mixed with facts and looking a person in the eye.

Looking for someone to measure and purchase/fabricate new screens for a while house. 1 and 2 stories.

You need to keep it cut better "the neighbors are complaining".Then ask is everything alright with the property, anything needing fixing, (any broken screens) and leave it at that.Then in 2 weeks if it's not cut, go knock on the door and tell him the same thing.If its still tall after that think about replacing the tenant.Just don't go in with a laundry list of ToDo's for him.

Still, somehow, magically people show up to tours with three pit bulls despite the fact I noted at the top and bottom of my listing the screening criteria that includes this, AND I mention it in email before booking an appointment, getting them to acknowledge they meet the screening criteria.

Find his ad on AirBnB and take screen shots.

As a landlord, my biggest pain point was always at lease up, since I had to deal with lots of calls, screen tenants, show the house, etc.

I have solid wood rocking chairs for my screened porch that overlooks the lake.

@Natalie Allen When I see this price range for a property my red flag system says screen your renter carefully, very carefully.