I've never thought of this (or done it myself), but when purchasing a rental property, buyers should do more due diligence on the existing tenant applications and screening.  

They disclosed on their application and in the phone interview. 

The City of Austin requires the operator of a short term rental to get a Short Term Rental License, which entails submitting application paperwork, paying a $285 application fee and having a certificate of occupancy or an inspection by a certified inspector.

A:  Not applicable.  

Next, where do new applicants come from?

I'm sure most of the applicants would be Hispanic anyway, and anyone else would know the demographics of the neighborhood and decide whether it was their cup of tea or not.

Ideally, both would qualify for the rent, but if one doesn't and there isn't a better applicant, collect a large security deposit to cover the lower-income tenant.

But I do understand basic concepts and what I am talking about here is a simple application of math and multiplication.

They all must comply with applicable laws, only Realtors have a code of ethics which is required by members of the National Association of Realtors.Chris, there is absolutely no difference in any disclosure requirements between a Realtor, agent or a broker, the laws apply to all equally!

I was trying to find a website where I could collect rent online, have the members fill out an online application and do a BG/Credit Check (kind of like BP Smart Move).Is there one website that does all 3?