Helping Louisiana Landlords Effectively Screen Tenants

Tenant Screening & Eviction Database Search2019-07-23T13:44:01-05:00

Avoid High-Risk Occupants

As a landlord, it’s important you do everything you can to research the background of potential tenants so you can avoid bringing in a high-risk occupant. This is true for both residential and commercial landlords—in either case, you’re going to want to protect the investment you’ve made in your property.

Knowing this, many landlords choose to perform tenant screening processes before they approve the rental application of a potential tenant. These screenings will include credit reports, eviction reports and criminal background checks all together in one convenient package to help make it easier for landlords to make their rental decisions.

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At Global Data Fusion, LLC, we’re pleased to work with a variety of landlords throughout Louisiana to perform tenant background checks and eviction lookups. Here’s a bit more information about why this is such a crucial service for landlords and why you should contact GDF to get started with your tenant screening process.

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What Makes Tenant Screening So Important?

Landlords should do everything they can to take the unknown out of a rental situation.

Here are just a few of the biggest reasons why tenant screening is a solid investment:

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Why GDF is Best Suited for Your Tenant Screening Processes

Global Data Fusion, LLC works with landlords across Louisiana to complete their tenant background checks and give them the confidence they need to move forward with an applicant. As a small, local company, we’re able to create tighter bonds with our clients, which is especially beneficial for landlords who own smaller or fewer properties and prefer a more personalized touch.

We also have a staff that carefully combs through all of the data received after performing background checks so we only send you the information that is pertinent and relevant to your needs. Other, larger companies simply send all the data your way without any annotations or clarifications, but we believe that’s an unhelpful way of doing business, especially for landlords who don’t have the time to mine all of that data for information that’s actually of use to them.

For more information about our tenant screening services, contact us at GDF today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few examples of some of the questions we most commonly get asked about tenant screening in Louisiana:

Are evictions public record?2019-07-16T14:47:02-05:00

For a person to be evicted, their landlord must have obtained a civil judgment against them in court. These court records containing these judgments are able to be publicly searched. Landlords who perform their own searches will likely scan public records for applicants’ names, but a more effective way of performing the search and getting accurate information is to work with a professional tenant screening company to make sure the search is performed as thoroughly as possible.

How long do tenant screenings take?2019-07-16T14:40:11-05:00

In general, you can expect it to take up to two to three days for a tenant background check to be completed. It’s a good idea to advise applicants of this when they turn in their forms so they can be aware of how much time to expect the confirmation process to take. In some cases it may take slightly longer if there are more issues that arise in the background check that need to be researched and put into context.

What do tenant screenings show?2019-07-16T14:39:36-05:00

When you get your tenant screening report back, you will see information including an overview of the applicant’s credit, a criminal report (if any crimes exist on the applicant’s record) and reports of any evictions that may have occurred in the applicant’s past. All of this information is helpful for landlords who may be choosing among multiple applicants for a property.

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