If you discover they are violent offenders, I recommend you terminate their lease and get them out.REALTORS are taught that we should never disclose what we know about someone's personal record.

I also say no prior evictions, no pets, and no violent crime in the background.Demand on the rental market is very strong so I have no problem finding qualified tenants with that criteria.

If I were to receive your gift, I would donate to ALIVE (Alternatives to Living in Violent Environments) here in St.

Our minimum requirements are:-Gross monthly income 3x the rent-Credit score of 550-No violent felonies ever or non-violent felonies in the past 7 years-No evictions in past 7 yearsOur security deposit is equal to one month’s rent.

Taking a hammer into the basement, here, while yelling threats and banging violently from down under to where I lay and rest above, or move about, as he stalks me within the confines of my unit as I attempt to evade, where he is hitting the floorboards.

I read a while back that APD wasn't even responding to property crimes--to focus on violent crime.

For example, if their background check comes back with violent crimes/felonies and your application criteria says no felonies allowed, then you CAN deny their application.

LeDroit Park in DC is a historic district and I remember a time when it was teaming with drugs and a crazy amount of violent crime.

The tool will only let you look over a 2 week period but in my opinion, if you have an area that has say, a high number of violent crimes, it might be an area of concern.

I know at one point Sioux Falls was creeping up a list for increase in violent crimes.