If you have ever had rental property, you know the destruction that tenants can leave behind after they are gone. If you are a potential tenant, the landlord may decide to raise the rent in order to cover previous damages and to ensure that you do not cause any more. This means that you are paying for someone else’s mistakes. If you own commercial property, you want to make sure that the tenant is following the rental agreement and not causing problems for other business tenants on the property.
The information you can find in a tenant background screening relates to previous rental addresses, any negative comments about timely payment of rent and any damages caused. For a commercial property owner, this is information can be helpful in the possibility of losing good tenants based on the actions of one bad tenant.
Tenant Screening
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