My company screens and places tenants and can manage your tenants when you move- Message me with the information and I'd love to help you out.

@brandonturner wrote a good article on how to quickly screen tenants: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/08/31...  

Since you are a brand new landlord, I recommend that you spend some time reading the landlord forums here on BP and some of the blogs and podcasts relating to best practices of screening tenants. 

I am saying that the potential damage from a bad tenant who knows the system from the inside and takes advantage of the system is much greater than the potential damage from most other tenants who would pass my screens.

That is, if I don't have the right resources and time to expend to get the desired result, then it probably isn't appropriate for me to pursue that path.)Now of course my "business advisor" is telling me that I didn't do the course right, because I didn't pre-screen the 1,501 properties to make sure they were in livable condition before making my offer.That way I don't fit the criteria for a full refund per the 12-month $12,000 guarantee and have to pay the 10% restocking fee for the 30-day return policy.So that's why I want to find out what the true experiences of members who have purchased Rob Swanson's course is before plunging in and spending another $997.

I absolutely love their screening software.

I am getting my application form and internal checklists finalized to screen tenants for my first SFR, and I have a couple of noob questions about logistics.  

What I did was take screen shots of his website stating he's involved with real estate, screen shots of his Facebook page saying he's involved with real estate, and all emails.

All renters you screen, have to be doubly screened by the park.  

Personally I think an experienced in investor can simply screen most buyers to see if they have funds to buy, by simply asking a few questions.