The same properties through FF get "shoppers" - people wanting an application, lease, etc and then change their minds about  6 days later.

Usually the landlord regulation is not applicable if it is SF with owner living in the unit, just saying.

The demand is still not qualified.Mortgage demand is applications, not approvals.

In Los Angeles, go to the city building and create a fictitious name application.  

With Propertyware (our PMC software) you can limit what they see to just their portfolio and even limit access to accounting, applications, etc.

The "failure rate" or "Pass-through rate" is where the loan officer is fighting to get an application to make a paycheck and it taking anything they can get but not putting in the work up front to avoid lost time, lost earnest money, and lost clients for realtors!

Right now the options most applicable to my situation seem to be:FHA 3.5% downI was informed of the higher PMI payments and the negative connotation when looking at MF properties in Northern NJ.

Prospective applicants can only gather so much from photographs and video.

Contact information for the management company and tenant, as applicable. 3.

They don't know how to screen applicants and choose the wrong ones.