You might do that upon application submittal or upon lease signing, but having that list can get you in contact with somebody that can give an answer in situations like the OP posted. 

Automatic Rejection: Your application will be automatically rejected for any of the following:a) Eviction by a prior landlord in the last 24 months;b) Outstanding debt or unpaid damages to a previous landlord;c) Undisclosed criminal record, felony or misdemeanor;d) Being registered as a sex offender;e) Conviction of possession or distribution of a controlled substance;f) Conviction of spousal abuse or violent crime;g) Currently pending the outcome of a felony or misdemeanor charge;h) Bankruptcy in the past 5 years that has not been discharged/released;i) Invalid social security number;j) Outstanding federal tax lien, the repayment terms for which are not current;k) False information on your application;l) Incomplete application, including applicant signature on all pages of the application and this form;m) Failure to pay the application fee at the time of application submittal.

You’re more 🤖 and I’m more ‘uses a robot emoji on BiggerPockets’.

In case you're interested, this is the tiny home flyer put out by the City of Fresno:  https://www.fresno.gov/darm/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2018/01/Tiny-Homes-submittal-requirements.pdfAnd here's the ever-thrilling city development code document:  https://www.fresno.gov/darm/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2018/09/Development_Code_September_2018.pdfThe above don't include the new laws regarding ADUs, which allow smaller set-backs, which are more simply explained here:  https://carlaef.org/adus/One thing I wondered about was whether or not this new law means that it's no longer required to build a garage as parking for the main dwelling, since the new law says you can convert a garage and a city can't require you to replace that parking. 

Just says minimum 100 square feet first floor, and max 400 sq ft floor space for a backyard cottage.https://www.fresno.gov/darm/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2018/01/Tiny-Homes-submittal-requirements.pdfIt was written before the new law, and I think the new law just says maximum 800 square feet. 

AI and robotics are going to make most jobs of today obsolete no matter what industry you are in.

@Bob Wilson You may want to consider a robotic lawnmower to solve this problem. 

They should know what questions to ask the other agent, and get more truthful answers, along with the knowledge to research themselves, things such as how many mtgs/liens, who the mortgagees are, past submittal issues, etc.

I'm looking over the application now and it is shockingly thorough (see the list of submittal requirements below - eek!). 

I am feeling like a damn robot with the cap ex, repairs, and vacancy.