We're at the point where after ten years of renting out grade C apartments in a low rent town,  we know more about eviction law in our state than most lawyers do.The corollary is to screen well, but if you're dealing with low end rentals, anyone willing to live there will have bad credit, so what you're really screening for is past evictions, lawsuits, nuisance suits by the tenant, court judgements, and criminal behavior. 

There is s difference between having a low credit score due to past behavior and having one due to ongoing behavior.

For example,  while theoretically temporary right now nobody can evict a tenant for nonpayment or behavior in violation of rental agreement, unless it presents an immediate health and safety risk,  period.   

A bunch of one star reviews about overcharging time, inflating rates during COVID, threatening behavior, refusal to address concerns, etc will do more than cost the guy a hundred dollars. 

SO you are taking the wrong conclusion that the behavior of people clicking on your ads look and feel like those in desperate need to sell.Your data does NOT represent motivated sellers.