How We Screen Your Rental Applicants

Getting your property rented fast matters, but landing on the right tenant matters more. We'd rather take a little extra time upfront than rush into a lease that causes headaches down the road. A rushed placement might fill a vacancy quickly, but it often leads to late payments, property damage, or an early move-out, costing you more in the long run than the extra days spent screening properly.

A quick credit pull and a call to an employer isn't enough to really know who's moving into your property. That's why we go further, looking closely at:

• Credit history
• Employment and income verification
• Debt-to-income ratio
• Past evictions
• Criminal background
• Feedback from previous landlords

No single factor tells the whole story, not even a credit score. We look at the applicant as a whole person, weighing all of these pieces together. It's a more thorough approach, and it's one that consistently puts reliable, long-term tenants in our owners' properties.