If you sign a contract, then have to wait a month or so, then get denied,...well the wholesaler could of sold the deal to someone else, if it was truly a deal. 

You can deny if: They cannot afford the rental, evictions for non-payment, recent bankruptcy, financially reckless behavior, etc.

The N4 will only delay the process and be denied by a adjudicator.

While AirBNB is certainly imperfect about how they handle resolutions, I think there are some valuable insights here about the necessity of documentation.Putting myself in AirBNB's shoes, photos and invoices are absolutely critical to resolving disputes and damage/expense claims - otherwise, they would be at the mercy of people who wanted to abuse the system and make frivolous or false claims.  

They are likely deny you for a loan.

Hardwood can take the abuse, but it has a limit as to how many times it can be refinished. 

That is not unusual, but lack of willingness to tell you exactly what is lacking - rather than just deny you - is not a good business practice.

It really isn't your tenants that you need to worry about it is the ones you evict and the applicants you deny that are searching the net for dirt.

A term lease is a licence to be take advantage of and abused by your tenants.

Hello everyone,My husband and I just bought our first rental house in Beloit Wisconsin, and are in the process of finalizing our Tenant Application.I was wondering how to go about disqualifying applicants in a respect...