According to Snappt's Top Twenty Fraudulent Cities for 2022, the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metro area has the third highest fraud rate in the nation, with 13.2% of all rental applications being fraudulent.The primary cause of such a high fraud rate can be attributed to the booming population growth in the region.

I assume your interested in Dallas County Properties.

We mostly invest in Denton TX, so maybe the Denton population is differnet from dallas when it comes to online ppc.Is that similar to what your doing online?

@Andy Luck,Here in Dallas the judges see a lot of landlords trying to get over on tenants, and they look over the lease very careful.

A cowboy, who just moved to Montana from Texas, walks into a bar and orders three mugs of Bud.

I am basing Dallas Fort Worth Texas.

I am in the east region of Dallas.

I am a fellow veteran/investor/realtor working in the Dallas/Ft.

@Jesse Vasquez @Dennis Fernandez I agree with OKC, Tulsa, and Dallas.

Wow some fight.Like cowboys in a Saloon Brawl.Replace the windows ASAP--letting the renter go without windows may not look good if you have to go to court.File a police report and ask them to include the statements of the people who have knowledge of how the windows broke, and get a copy of that report--it's your property.If you don't want her to continue as your renter, others above have outlined some things you could try.Most people have been mad at someone before, and most do not break 3 windows because of it.