>Dunn said some of the scoring models he’s seen while litigating cases on behalf of tenants are crude, giving so much weight to factors like eviction, criminal history or debt that a person whose record includes even one of those things would get a negative recommendation.
I agree with the issues of transparency, but not with the models themselves. I absolutely would not rent property to someone who has a recent criminal record, a recent eviction, or a risky credit profile.
Tough eviction laws make it too risky to select the wrong tenant. It could take months to remove a non-paying tenant in some cities.
I agree with the issues of transparency, but not with the models themselves. I absolutely would not rent property to someone who has a recent criminal record, a recent eviction, or a risky credit profile.
Tough eviction laws make it too risky to select the wrong tenant. It could take months to remove a non-paying tenant in some cities.