Nice suite man.

I will investigate the options to understand which might suit my tenant's needs.Thank you,Elford

Search them by email and phone number on Facebook/Instagram (some people have dual accounts attached to each).If they have a position that would require a work email you can run their name and company website through a tool such as hunter.io or voilanorbert.com and for a very small fee you can ping their servers to see if they have company email address.Simplest screening step was already mentioned... rent to income ratio.

This means that the things that carry the most inherent risk of law suit won't be placing your actual properties at risk.

Is that number more suited for “high risk” investments vs buying in established neighborhoods?

By staying in front of them, you'll stay top of mind and brand yourself in the space.Have you considered other platforms like FaceBook and Instagram? 

Show up for a site visit in your suit?

We want to make the downstairs a “mother-in-law suite” or whatever it’s called, so we want to put in a kitchenette downstairs.It’s 1115 41st in Ogden UT.  

Much of it is aged - we bought a fairly new property that can be rented as a full-home vacation rental or 3 small suites.

View their pictures on Zillow, Trulia, or any other website that suit's your fancy with easy access.