As background, I work in the rental solutions for TransUnion. Consumer behavior changes (economy changes, culture changes, markets change, etc.) and it would be my suggestion that you should be updating your tenant criteria every couple of years. The best thing you can do for yourself and your company is to prevent these types of people from entering your property. Consult your screening provider and see what options they have to accommodate these changes, if they have any, or start shopping around. Remember, screening is an industry standard for a reason and the number one thing it should be doing is reducing your risk. It is your first line of defense. If you are seeing a higher incidence in skips that means you need to tweak the way you are screening. An easy way to accommodate changes is utilizing scoring models that are updated every couple of years. Not all scoring models are updated and I'm not going to call anyone out, but some of you are most likely using outdated scoring models and if you are using a scoring model some of them are tailored to different industries and you really want one that is tailored towards the multifamily industry. If you want tips and tricks let me know. I am in sales but I like to take a non-sales approach and knowledge is paramount to anything which is why I like this forum. I get to learn more about the industry through multiple perspectives and I can convey my own knowledge and experiences.