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Rent hike plan stuns tenants on bayfront. (San Diego Unified Port District): An article from: San Diego Business Journal

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Plan to clean up bay raises concerns among port tenants. (San Diego Unified Port District): An article from: San Diego Business Journal

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How to negotiate disputes with a defaulting tenant.(Advertising Supplement): An article from: San Diego Business Journal

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When in Doubt, Stay Out of Tenant’s Apartment.: An article from: San Diego Business Journal

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Rents may flatten a bit for commercial tenants.(San Diego Real Estate): An article from: San Diego Business Journal

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Tenant screening thirty years later: a statutory proposal to protect public records.: An article from: Yale Law Journal

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The Florida Residential Tenant Screening Kit

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The Florida Residential Tenant Screening Kit provides step-by-step instructions on how to thoroughly screen residential tenant applicants in Florida in full compliance with all state and federal statutes. In The Florida Residential Tenant Screening Kit, you'll learn how to: 1. Avoid renting to the proverbial tenant from hell. 2. Establish tenant qualification standards based on legitimate business reasons. 3. Screen all tenant applicants in full compliance with the Fair Housing Act. 4. Obtain credit and criminal background reports on all tenant applicants. [Read More]

The screening and mosquito proofing of tenant houses (Bulletin / Alabama State Board of Health)

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Affordable Tenant Screening Services

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Owning rental property is a terrific way to profit from your real estate holdings. It's nice to have rent checks coming in every month, and so long as you keep your maintenance costs at a reasonable level, you can sustain a high profit margin for years. But of course one of the most important factors impacting your ability to earn money is the kind of people you rent to, which is why it's critical to invest in a company that provides thorough tenant screening services.

In my experience with tenant screening services, I've learned that you get what you pay for. I know that most people are hard-wired to seek the best bargain they can find, but that is definitely the wrong approach for this type of situation. If you go to some cut-rate outfit that charges just a few dollars per background check, you can be relatively certain that those folks are simply using Google or some other public Internet database to try to come up with info about your prospective tenants.

I wouldn't rent to anyone based on such flimsy research, so I recommend paying a bit extra for tenant screening service just to make sure you're getting detailed records. A company that provides thorough tenant screening services should be able to tell you if the would-be renter has a criminal record, bad credit, or an unstable employment history. In addition, a representative of the company you hire should personally contact all the references listed on your prospective tenant's application to verify that the address history and other details are complete.

You should never offer a lease agreement to anyone prior to obtaining this kind of verification, otherwise you're just asking for trouble. Some landlords might balk at paying high fees for landlord tenant screening services, but take a moment to consider what might happen if you don't do this. You could end up with deadbeat tenants who don't pay their rent and force you to go through eviction proceedings.

Or, you might wind up with renters who damage your property beyond what their security deposit covers, leaving you to foot the bill yourself. Isn't it much better to be proactive in the matter and make sure that you rent to the right people in the first place? I don't know about you, but my properties and my time are certainly worth the price of good tenant screening.

If you own or manage rental properties, then you're going to need tenant screening services sooner or later. I suggest finding a good company to work with, and establishing a trusting, long-term relationship with them. This is by far the best way of avoiding a landlord's worst nightmare: deadbeat tenants. Take steps to protect yourself and your property today!