IN: What happens next?

A woman is seen speaking to the camera on a red carpet while holding sticks in her hands. The woman then begins hitting the balls around an area playing the game of crochet. the woman

OPTIONS:
- continues hitting the ball on the carpet and leads into her playing more shuffleboard.
- continues speaking off into the distance while still shooting the balls and leads into more shots of a hat.
- continues hitting the balls and ends by speaking to the camera.
- continues playing and ends by walking off the stage.

OUT: continues hitting the balls and ends by speaking to the camera.

IN: What happens next?

A baseball player is seen standing on a patch of dirt with another behind him. the man

OPTIONS:
- then throws the ball into the field and runs off.
- then begins to hit a ball.
- spins himself then throws the ball in the end and a man next to him comes and hits him with the ball.
- then throws a spiked ball backwards and hits the bases.

OUT: then begins to hit a ball.

IN: What happens next?

How to check a potential tenant's credit
Obtain the applicant's personal information.
To run a credit check, you'll need certain personal information from the applicant. Get the following :
Full legal name date of birth social security number previous address landlord contact information
Get permission to do a credit check.

OPTIONS:
- Protect yourself by having the applicant agree in writing that you can run the credit check. Put the permission on a sheet of paper that is separate from the rest of the application.
- If the applicant's personal information has been obtained through an illegal or unfair online source, you must order permission. However, keep in mind that you won't have the ability to proceed without permission.
- Anyone can obtain a credit check, but people with a credit card need some personal information. Type up the following : Make sure your business address and business telephone numbers are all correct.
- If you've been working for a non-approved credit agency, you typically don't have to get permission to conduct a credit check. However, you do have to get permission to search for a tenant's credit report.

OUT:
Protect yourself by having the applicant agree in writing that you can run the credit check. Put the permission on a sheet of paper that is separate from the rest of the application.