Too many apps to use, many with overlapping functions.

I think the best thing to do is just see what landlords are asking on Craigslist along with sites/apps like Roomster and Spareroom.

It can pretty much handle anything that that you want to do with it and integrates with tons of external apps.

Propstream added driving for dollars app.

This is why I review apps before asking tenants to do the background / credit checks. 

I just got a new investment property,  there is this potential tenant, single parent with four kids, the eldest daughter is 24 yrs old, the tenant was upfront about a rocky credit, but when I ran the application the credit was 420 with student and car loan, there is a bunch of default payment ranging from kohls to rent default from two years back,  although the background check came in clean with no eviction history, I used Cozy app for screening this time, the lady says her eldest daughter has a good credit score and between both their incomes they should be able to meet  the income minimum, a part of me wants to help here but I am new to this so not sure if its a bad mistake to let my emotions take overI was planning of using some precautions like  getting two months deposit, doing a month on month lease, having both applicants in lease contract... what else am I missing, or should I just stay from this.. appreciate your advice 

Do a cursory inspection of the app and then decide whether to proceed further.

There's an app called Spare room that I was introduced to, it may work in your favor.

Hi there, I have some experience leasing for a little over a year, and I haven't run into this particular combination of issues until now. Context: As is baseline standard for screening, I require all applicants to pa...

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