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Entry for April 20, 2007
Hello and Welcome to the AMS Ties Blog! We call it THE KEY. We believe information is KEY to making effective business decisions. Selecting tenants, buyers and employees - all of these are pivotal to the success of your business or rental property ownership. AMS Ties has been in business for 20 years, providing information and services to our customers to help them select tenants and applicants. AMS Ties is now using the power of the internet to deliver a complete rental property resource site. Visit our website for some helpful tools, association lists and information links. THE KEY is an opportunity for rental property professionals to gain some insights into rental property experiences by talking to others. Use the key…unlock the door to the information you need today! 2007-04-20 17:51:10 GMT
Comments (4 total)
Author:Anonymous
What is the best information to buy on a prospective tenant - credit, rental history, criminal history - all of them?
2007-05-28 14:58:33 GMT
--Kevin Smith <mailto:fid@comcast.net>
Author:Anonymous
Thank you so much for years of wonderful service. Amsties makes it so easy to check our applicants, and it has helped us to build a great tenant population. That in iytself has made the service worth it. I especially like the ability to connect easily with an expert to help us evaluate the applicant. Keep up the good woek. Please have any potential customers contact me for a personal recommendation.
2007-06-08 15:51:22 GMT
--cornelius van sant <mailto:corneliusvansant@aol.com>
Author:Anonymous
If a prospective tenant has lived in more than one state in the past seven years, what is the best advice you can give for a criminal check? I am guessing ordering both states is the best way to be accurate, but what would you suggest?
2007-06-08 18:49:50 GMT
--LandLordInJersey <mailto:landlordinjersey@netzero.com>
Author:Anonymous
It would be best to check both states, however did the applicant jsut recently move to one state? If they are recently in the other state, it may be in your best interest to run the previous state. It all depends on how long they have lived in their current state.
2007-06-08 18:56:44 GMT
 Sounding off and sharing with others your rental property management issues. Using information tools to screen tenants.
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