The only way it would fail is they lied on the application form, or their employer or previous landlord offered "new" surprising information.Or are you saying an applicant would submit multiple applications at the same time to multiple properties like how a high school student applies for multiple universities? 

It may not be what you think (and may vary from state to state, as well).Be wary not to create an unintentional employer-employee relationship, which could create a WC exposure for your business.

But a small business of storing small, inert, items that presents no visual impact for others or other concerns really isn't something you can say a person can not be employed in doing, infringe on the livelihood. 

After that great year, I made the biggest mistake of my life by opening a medium size brokerage with 50 agents, 2 offices as well as a mortgage company.

Hard to believe as almost all banks employ field service companies to verify and enforce that the property is secure until closing.

I'm going to increase the size of my mailers a bit.

Buying in a down market can be great when the area has a strong economic base & good employment.  

This is what was inside -- over 100 boxes of ammo (all sizes), not including the 1000 or so loose rounds and clips.

The 401k is actually my husband's under his current employer.

That will give you a good gauge what you'll make vs. size/ location/ amenities.