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Tenants Can Make Your Rental Property Easier to Manage

Tenants Can Make Your Rental Property Easier to Manage

Managing a rental property can be an intimidating process. Making it easier in the long run starts with placing a qualified tenant.We don’t have to tell you how important it is to select great tenants. We also don’t have to tell you how difficult that can be. Potential tenant...
Pricing Your Rental Application

Pricing Your Rental Application

Processing an applicant for a rental property can create expenses that need to be considered when pricing the rental application. This can also depend on whether you are collecting an application online or on paper.If you are taking an application online some of the items to cons...
The Gap Investors and Real Estate Agents Have in Screening

The Gap Investors and Real Estate Agents Have in Screening

When is comes to screening it is not an equal playing field, but why? Many investors don't know that they have a problem until it is time to screen a tenant. What is the issue? Small landlords and real estate agents cannot view credit information without credit bureau approva...
Save Time and Money with Application Checker

Save Time and Money with Application Checker

Save Time and Money with Application CheckerRentScreener has launched a new feature to PRO users to allow an applicant to lookup the status of their online rental application. Save time and money by reducing the amount of calls you receive to find out about the status of an appl...
Why you Should Screen Your Tenants

Why you Should Screen Your Tenants

According to  Wikipedia Tenant screening is a process used primarily by residential landlords and property managers to evaluate prospective tenants. The purpose is to assess the likelihood the tenant will fulfill the terms of the lease or rental agreement and will also take grea...
Tenant Screening Risk Factors

Tenant Screening Risk Factors

What level of risk is acceptable ? – This is an important question that is made up of many factors including:Number of properties managed – The more properties a landlord manages, the more risk he can take on with each tenant as the level of risk is divided by the number of ...
Determine Your Applicant's Credit Worthiness

Determine Your Applicant's Credit Worthiness

Know an Applicant’s Credit Worthiness – In tenant screening, credit history is the single biggest factor in determining the risk involved in renting to a prospective tenant. A consistent record of paying one’s debts is an accurate measure of their care and concern regarding...
Tenant Screening - Income Verification

Tenant Screening - Income Verification

Tenant Screening - Income/Employment Verification:Verifying an applicant’s income can be challenging. A landlord usually needs a release to contact an applicant’s employer and get this information. Often the HR department can be very difficult to track down, and their call b...
Tenant Screening - Checking Criminal Records

Tenant Screening - Checking Criminal Records

Criminal Records:Determining an applicant’s criminal past is difficult when conducting  tenant screening. Most bureaus offer the ability to check most national and state criminal databases. This sounds great, but much of our government infrastructure is pretty outdated technol...
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