Tenant Screening Resource Center
Tenants Miami & South Florida
Tenant screening is one of the most important steps in protecting your rental investment. A thorough process reduces evictions, minimizes property damage, and helps you select responsible tenants. This resource center gathers our most practical guides, red-flag checklists, and compliance insights so landlords in Miami-Dade and Broward can confidently evaluate applicants while staying within fair housing laws.
Featured Guides
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5 Tenant Screening Red Flags That Lead to Evictions Later
Learn the warning signs during applications that often lead to costly issues down the line.
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Tenant Screening Services in Miami
See how our proven process helps landlords reduce risk and lease faster.
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What Happens If Your Landlord Stops Accepting Section 8?
Rights and recourse for tenants when an owner withdraws from the program.
What Happens If Your Landlord Stops Accepting Section 8?
More Articles & Insights
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the minimum credit score to rent in Miami?
There’s no legal minimum, but many landlords require 600–650+ depending on property class. -
Can I deny an applicant for low income?
Yes, but ensure your criteria are consistent and not discriminatory. Document your process. -
How do I legally run a background check?
You’ll need written consent and must follow FCRA and Florida landlord-tenant laws. -
What if a tenant has prior evictions?
That’s a major red flag, but context matters (e.g., timing, reason, repayment).
