Tenant Screening

The process of evaluating a rental applicant's creditworthiness, history, and suitability.

Tenant screening is the formal process of evaluating an applicant before approving them as a resident. In mobile home parks, screening typically includes a credit check, criminal background check, eviction history search, residential history verification, income verification, and reference calls to prior landlords. The right screening criteria balance two risks: under-screening produces collection losses and difficult evictions; over-screening produces fair-housing complaints and unnecessary denials. The standard MHP screening package costs the operator twenty to forty dollars per applicant and is typically passed through as an application fee.

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