I see some LL continuing to take the shaft unfortunately, and those with insufficient reserves will get hurt. 

That may or not be enough of a catalyst to trigger (motivate) an owner to take a certain action.A single contact, by letter, postcard, door knock or phone will probably be insufficient to get any but the most absolutely neurotic sellers to be ready to sell, however they are a market (and I do have a checkbox on my intake forms for that, too). 

But, going by what the police say is insufficient, you need to know what the city is going to do, and when, and that requires a couple calls or face to face with the appropriate city officials.

A few $k per home.30% expense ratio as the park gets smaller and smaller (like this one) is insufficient to cover park management.  

Yep, I think I will. 1 week later she calls back to ask about her application.Applicant: "I was checking on my application"Me: "You're application was denied due to insufficient residential history."

Tell the kids they don't have sufficient credit and that the lease must be co-signed.Talk to the parents and explain they need to fill out the application as the kids have insufficient credit, but that you will allow credit histories for them.Send the lease and application and get them completed.

One of our current tenants had "insufficient fund" issues, and have to issue replacement checks when ClearNow cannot process the payment. 

So my questions is this: If I make an offer and later find out that the tenants' employment/income are insufficient, can I back out?

Renovating will also increase the value of the property and make it easier to rent down the line.The existing kitchen is insufficient.

And that just capturing it would be insufficient; some sort of trans-wardrobe transportation should also be provided.