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Yes it would. A lot of tenant applicants already do that. It works very well for individually managed properties, whether by owner or by a property manager.The only issue limiting the wider use of this approach is that most rental offices for apartments have their own standardized application, which gets them the information they need to assess a prospective tenant. Some apartments have stricter requirements than others, depending on the local market. Given the volume of applications, it's not practical for the rental office to transcribe or translate info from another application form for all applicants.

Well, you can get the paper forms from the IRS and fill in whatever numbers you wish and never file those firms with the IRS. Or you can use software such as TurboTax to produce a fake return that you only print out.But I always tell landlords, that when they have a tenant applicant who must use tax returns to qualify, that the tenant applicant also complete IRS form 4506 or 4506-T for whatever tax years of returns are being supplied by the tenant applicant; that will get the landlord a copy of what that tenant applicant REALLY filed with the IRS. And to have the acceptance of such tenant applicants be on the condition that the IRS supplied returns and the tenant applicant supplied returns are in agreement. And that the landlord's documents state that false, misleading or dishonest application information will result in rejection of such an application.And I have written this sort of advice on other websites and others Quora answers too; below is an example.Steve Babiak's answer to Why would a potential landlord want a tax return?So the landlord who is less experienced can readily find my advice and not get victimized by dishonest tenants.

If the landlord gets a complete credit report in the USA, the credit report will have a section that gives the address history of the tenant applicant. So, the answer is quite possibly yes.That is how I uncovered an applicant’s having nine landlord tenant filings on one occasion. It is something I also use to gauge the honesty of the applicant; I ask for them to list their address history on the application so that I can compare to what I will see from the credit report. Missing addresses almost always involve a matter that the tenant applicant wants to keep hidden.Note that there are some websites that offer background checks, sites like spokeo - and these also tend to reveal address history. But in the USA (due to a federal regulation) the landlord is not permitted to use information from such sites to form the basis to decline an applicant. And the landlord would not need to resort to using such sites for address history if the landlord is getting a complete credit report already.