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@Ramon Copeland I have not personally used Turbo Tenant, but I am familiar with tenant screening through some of the other software companies who also offer free tenant screening options for landlords. I know Turbo Tenant uses TransUnion to run credit reports, which Innago also uses. Cozy and Tenant Cloud partner with other companies to run checks, but from what I've seen, Turbo Tenant's screening process looks pretty similar to the above-mentioned property management software's screening processes. Here is an article that may be helpful in giving you an idea of what Turbo Tenant's screening process and report looks like: 

https://www.turbotenant.com/blog/how-to-read-a-tenant-screening-report/

Hopefully someone else who has personally used Turbo Tenant can chime in as well!

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