They both meet my criteria and all have good rental and criminal records.

Then, when you finally collect the funds for the owner, you hit him with a $150 fee which is probably equal to a month of management fees on top of the management fees you'll already collect for whatever rent income was paid by ERAP.This is the kind of behavior that gives our profession a bad name.

What resulted was criminal negligence and fraud.

To answer you question I originally started college in 2013 after separating from the Marine Corps and bounced around from criminal justice to business management without a goal in mind.

Same with the criminal charges.

Obviously, they will probably do a background check and credit check which will show you will be able to pay on time and that you don't have a criminal record - furthermore, meeting with them in person and getting to know each other a little bit better will help determine if you will be the best fit for that landlord and their property.

(specifically pertaining to income and criminal).

There must be a time limit, including for evictions and criminal.

The background check is comprehensive and includes credit, evictions, judgments, address history, sex offender, criminal background, etc.References will be checked.Rent is $910 per month, $910 security deposit.

Our lease states that the pet is approved as long as there is no evidence of dangerous behavior or excessive barking.