I know, credit score isn't everything, but it sure says a lot about someone's ability to pay on time and take financial commitment seriously. I have seen some people that have the income but still not the discipline to spend it on the essentials first.
In the past I have used a property management company and went with their recommendation. I don't think there was a hard cutoff for them. That was also after 2006 when many struggled, today is a bit different. Most people should have recovered from foreclosures and personal bankruptcies due to getting ahead of themselves in the housing bubble.
So what is it in FICO numbers? Do you have a cut off? 670? 700? National average score is 700.
https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/infographic-what-are-the-different-scoring-ranges/
TIA,
G