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Tenant background check rules are rapidly changing. Because the regulations concerning how a landlord can screen a tenant can change from year to year and state to state, we\u2019ve compiled a complete 2022 Tenant Background Check Guide for Landlords, providing rules for all 50 states.<\/p>\n

Tenant Background Check Guide (& The Devastating Consequences For Not)<\/h2>\n

Renters are usually required to go through a credit check when applying to rent an apartment or home. Landlords may also be able to perform other background checks like rental history, eviction records, court cases, sex offender registry, and last known address. This may seem invasive to the tenant, but it is incredibly important and common because it can help landlords greatly reduce their risks as property owners.<\/p>\n

What Kind of Risks?<\/h3>\n

Certainly more than just dealing with late rent a few times.<\/p>\n

Failing to conduct a rental background screening may open you up to:<\/p>\n