In most states, a car can be repossessed faster than an eviction - and most tenants know this.So, why would a landlord NOT take a car payment into consideration when qualifying a prospective applicant?

I personally worked all around the cities right outside Detroit; Warren, Roseville, bad side of Southfield, bad side of Sterling Heights, etc.  

The market for sales has slowed down considerably here. 

I briefly looked online at Elk Grove, parts of Citrus Heights, and West Sacramento (near downtown).

The tenants push rent control without any consideration of exactly who will benefits and the consequences.  

It puts this property considerably above the top of the market, would that really make sense for a rental property? 

That said, I do very much take into consideration the experience of people who are more knowledgeable than me, on whatever I’m endeavoring.

Other district courts may take that case into consideration, but are not bound by it.Links:Kirschner v.

Another consideration is that he may be retiring soon so do we need to make the purchase before he retires because DTI will come into play? 

If you have multiple collections resolving even a few small accounts can bump your credit score considerably, and is the best short term way to improve your credit score, in my opinion.