@Sterling WhiteI do not, I am speaking strictly from criminal statistics, and close friends who are police officers in some of those neighbors and some of the issues they deal with.

While credit checks aren't as important though I would still insist on a criminal background check, wouldn't want to introduce people to the neighborhood who are likely to be into criminal activity, especially if they were registered offenders. 

I charge per applicant because I run a credit/criminal on all of them.

I don't think this is an honest question, no offense.

Yes, I would run a credit and criminal report on the occupants as usual.

It can possibly lead to criminal charges, if if can be shown to be illegal discrimination. 

The platform is integrated with Smartmove, so you get all your credit, criminal and eviction reports directly from TransUnion.

Don't touch Chicago, or Illinois for that matter, until they both get:1. current covid-19 deficits/budgets under control (not really their faults on that one) and you find out how much taxes will rise on that issue, AND;2. their pension deficits under control (essentially never, but we can dream) or at least stop having to make $800 million yearly payments due to their criminal neglect of the pension problem, AND;3. at least for Chicago, ridiculous pro-tenant laws are modified/eliminated.

The American legal system does not place a moral judgment on those that breach contract, and you're not allowed to treat people like criminals for breaking a contract.2) As I was retaining my attorney my tenant destroyed my property after court causing $855 in water damages by using maxi pads and flushing them down the toilet.This does not seem a proximate cause. 

First of all, for criminal (trespass) purposes, we don't recognize "tenants."