Landlords Debate Whether Visiting Prospective Tenants at Their Current Residence Is Standard Screening Practice
Landlords and property managers are discussing whether visiting a prospective tenant's current residence, rather than relying only on applications and references, is a practice others use during screening. The question reflects uncertainty about screening norms and their legal or practical value. No specific problem or software need is described beyond comparing practices.
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