I stopped reading at "tenant was evicted in 2018" - there a number of (poor) decisions that a tenant has to make in order to actually be evicted. The fact that they did not take advantage of the numerous safety nets / assistance programs available, or failed to make not very desirable but necessary changes to their lifestyle in order to avoid receiving a service (housing) without paying for it. This tells me all I need to know about their character. Sure there are exceptions, but the exceptions prove the rule. I'll let someone else "take a chance" on them. Life is too short. Hard pass.
@Jacob Beg this is a hard pass. Evictions are a tough pill to swallow as the new owner since you know that someone went all the way through the system once and had to be forced out. I am not saying this is an outright moral failure as people do go through hard times, but that combined with marginal credit after having had several years to get back on this person't feet doesn't bode well. I screen tenants all the time here in the Chicago area. It is very tenant friendly, so I look at tenant screening as being our one great chance to have a unit perform well for multiple years to come. I always would pass on a tenant like this as the risk is just too great.