Now, you can hold an arms-length mortgage in your self-directed RRSP - the catch is there are only handful of trustees remaining who will allow such transactions {none of the Big 5 banks, or their brokerages, as they find them to be insufficiently profitable}.

Also, many rural people perform cash jobs off the IRS radar, but also insufficient demonstrable income to support a mortgage loan. 

From the article: The ordinance would also disallow property owners from denying an application because of an insufficient credit history, credit scores lower than 500 and eviction judgments more than three years old.So I can't deny you because your credit score is below 500, but can I deny you because it is over 500, but not high enough?

Likewise, I know that many (perhaps most) of the cottages-cum-year round homes in Pembroke were built on insufficient foundations. 

Companies often flounder when they don't understand their market, or if they are not focused (pursuing too many things at once), or if they are insufficiently capitalized, or if they lack vision and keep changing tracks.My main concern, if I were you, would be time.So what are all your good reasons not to start right now?

When you have bad financing,When you lose control of management.When you spread too thin and have insufficient operating capital.

:PI'd like to go back to a NTAREI group meeting but I now work in downtown Fort Worth and I think the meetings are all held in Dallas...Again, my experiences could be skewed based on the insufficient sample size but my gut is telling me otherwise.

On my application, it says:The application may be denied for any of the following reasons: charge offs or bankruptcy, judgments, eviction/eviction filing, foreclosure, insufficient income, lack of full security deposit, unfavorable references, incomplete, false, or unverifiable application information, or dangerous/intimidating behavior.You're not legally obligated to rent to anyone, as long as you don't reject them for discriminatory reasons.

Because of the insufficient low fee, and people not paying them, one time, a large special assessment had to be imposed or the building faces an electric and gas shutoff.

Insufficient Income, etc...For me it totally depends on the severity of the issues and how long ago they occurred.