This allows you to search listed for sale and for lease properties by conducting manual queries or by simply drawing a polygon on a map.

Open query to any IN attorneys reading this forum...How likely do you think the IN courts would be to strike down an agreement signed between the landlord and tenant stating that the tenant has no right to posses or occupy the property unless rent is paid in a timely manner, and that failure to pay waives any and all rights and protections granted by state, local or other law and grants the landlord the right to forcibly access the residence and remove the contents to a place off the premises, without requiring a formal eviction?

Just like we get all the time when someone queries' what is the best market for turn key. 

If you decide to keep the property as a rental I'd query other owners who have rentals in same area as yours to recommend one that they or someone they know uses.

I don't do landlord queries because landlords that want problem tenants gone are more than willing to go Tony the Tiger on you when talking about the tenants. 

At least in Virginia, you must query a national database.

Based in your online query, they're likely for fraud.

The first link in that search query looks to be a treasure trove of information, so I'll be digging in.

Just have it written and ready to go if you ever get queried on it if there is a complaint.Another thing is that if there is something you can legally discriminate on, you still can't advertise or mention it to anyone.

I've never been a fan of those moral compass type employee questionnaires and we would never use such a questionnaire in our tenant screening.However, we do query our tenants about basic household operations and provide them with an orientation (here is the main cut-off for the electrical; here is how you shutoff the natural gas; here is water shutoff; here is the fire extinguisher & here are the dates upon which you can go down the street to the fire station to learn how to use one .... ).