Most tenants do not have an issue supplying them.If you are developing a tenant screening app you would need to remember who your customer is, the landlord, not the tenant.

We also had some customer service issues with them. 

I wouldn't even bother asking you for paystubs, because we aren't going to consider what you claim you make ($1.2/month), nor are we going to consider your stated YTD earnings (unless it indicates declining income).Ballpark, so as not to bore you with too much minutiae: We're going to look at what you told the IRS you made when you filed your taxes, and do a 2 year average (1 yr if most recent year shows declining income).

Having your license can actually be a hinderance to getting a great deal on a property, because if you get too good of a deal, down the road at some point the person who sold the property to you can file a complaint with the real estate commission and claim they were taken advantage of.

., as a more informed potential client/customer than I would have been otherwise thanks to the BP community, and that was invaluable, and I know I've saved thousands of dollars as a result.

It's probably worth 340k to an end customer as a single family, 1600sq ft, 4bed, 2 bath, remodeled.

As soon as they start having a high number of claims from a specific type of risk, they tight the nut but it is not a cookie cutter.I'm here to help if you need it.

They claim to have no records of any such soil issues. 

He is a contractor who does sub work for high end custom homes here (his primary trade is finish carpentry) though he can do the gamut of tile, drywall, siding etc)  I'm also capable of a lot of this work though I work better assisting someone else, some I can take the lead.  

Service, Service, Service......All about customer service to both you as the client and to the renter.