i've been trying to decide what online tenant check service to use. but i've been reading that some of these services dont give you the info they entered, such as social security number, etc. 

With the type of growth Atlanta is experiencing and the Superbowl coming along with other major events, I can see a real opportunity for success.

We have a listing coming up in that area, asking for $599k (average condition, no major repairing needed) and it is priced to sell quickly. 

@Nadine Delille I agree with @Sam Shueh, I would say a large majority of people with a realtor's license are not realtors full time. 

I have also had a hell of a time getting some major work done on my Oakland house, so I am pretty wary of contractors and getting burned by shoddy work, and lengthy timelines and delays (I'd like to think I learned a thing or two, though!).

A vast majority, especially here in Memphis, avoid the permit office like the plague. 

I have been doing a LOT of research, visiting various sites online.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Animals negotiable.My longer email reply includes a link to an online application and background check (something like cozy works) and a link to a quick 2 minute tell me more about you google form (because I’m an agent and happy to tour them other properties if this one isn’t a fit.)I always clearly detail my (or the owners) minimum rental requirements so people who won’t qualify do not waste time.

This is specific to single family homes, so you could definitely lower these amounts, especially CapEx, for a condo where most of the major expenses will be covered by your HOA.