This way, I don't have to look at multiple reports but have everything in one place.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.please let me know what I'm missing

The first step for me would be to introduce myself to the tenants - in writing - with instructions for payment of rent, reporting maintenance, and a request to schedule an in-person inspection of their unit within one week.

If a property sustained any damage and an insurance claim is filed then that claim will show up on the CLUE report.

There are self-services for screening, but IMO if you have an agent they should be assisting with the electronic screening and presenting the reports to you to decide, as well as weighing in on what they saw in the report of note.

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If the home meets  one of those criteria and scores are often in the 500's then it becomes an issue of what is on the report that is bringing the score down.Bending rules is different than having different rules for different areas/incomes/class of assets. 

No one is perfect and I suspect that there is something they can report as well or there will be in the future, don't give them reason to want to.  

If you don't need super robust reporting, if you don't need a balance sheet, or if you don't need your CPA to set into your books, check out Stessa or Landlord studio.

Greetings,I'm looking for recommendations for an accountant that would have knowledge regarding s-corp and K1 reporting with a few curve balls thrown in, as everyone's situation is different.