**rental application screening help needed**I'm having trouble with this one. Someone asked to rent from me and was up front about having maxed out credit cards (they said to pay for family business start-up equipment...

I'm a lender myself, our job is to help people to conform to our loan requirements, not simple deny the people that don't qualify.

I can't deny that.

"They haven't had a tenant damage claim denied by an adjuster yet.

She let me know that her lawyer was going to send a letter to me requesting my insurance company.I put in a claim with my insurance company and after reviewing the facts, they are claiming the incident occured on "common ground" and are also denying any kind of liability.One thing I want to note.

But, in VT it is illegal to deny a rental to someone who is on section 8.

I told them numerous times they needed to not tamper with the clock and they have denied tampering with it.

Start stepping on toes..........agents are required by law to submit your offer unless specifically stated in listing that no offer will be accepted below a certain amount.Agents frequently hold offers or fail to submit them......make your offer then push....good agents will submit it......ask for the denial paperwork if told you were denied......always push the issue.....the only agents that will be offended are those that do not do as they are supposed to.

I have a signed letter from my mortgage broker stating that the loan was denied because of "insufficient income".

And, the denied purchaser is claiming that they deserve nearly all of the Deposit/Escrow money refunded.