Since then CPSC, EPA and several major builder's organizations have all agreed that those measures are excessive and often unnecessary.

Not knowing if he can qualify on his own means you may need to re-evaluate your screening process.

After all I did screen them and allow them to move into my property.

The "50% rule" is simply a screening tool to allow you to see when the seller is jerking your chain.

How do you all handle that.My question is...What questions do you ask the caller to screen them before you show the property?

Networking with professionals and stakeholders in real estate business is very crucial for finding attractive deals and also never let any good deal go because of some minor factors or unnecessary details.

As a Landlord: Be very thorough in your screening process (credit, criminal, hot check and eviction checks), call references, document income, and keep very clear records.

I've gotta potential tenant whom I am meeting with tommorrow to go through the screening process my plan is to check their background, criminal, and eviction history.

have him go thru all the screening like the tenant .

tenant screening ?