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Since they are all available right away it is suspicious and requires even more careful screening.

There needs to be other indicators to cause it to be suspicious.

Here is the feedback I got on the credit check (credit score itself was excellent and credit score was high):Address submitted has been reported as suspicious.

Given his lack of interest to improve his financing, I am suspicious that this will be a problem for us in 2017 when the balloon is due.

The low rents seem suspicious: have they not be raised in a while or is the area not growing or losing value? 

That a copy has to be returned to you no later than March 2nd.If he fails to return the copy or asks "What's up" just say you'll be able to give a reference if this procedure is followed. non- renewal basically a mutual termination. that his deposit will be processed normally and you expect the unit to be in clean condition upon vacating. ( You can tell him you've had reports of Noise,High Traffic / suspicious activity, in and around the building related to him, but you don't have to.)You can tell him if any further lease violations occur within the next 30 days you will file for cause, giving a lease violation notice, he will then have court fees, and eviction action will be on his housing record.

I'm immediately suspicious, so I make a trip out to the property and find all the locks changed and the blinds closed.

I have never experienced any kind of discrimination toward my clients from a lender, and if I did I certainly wouldn't want to do business with them.From the PBS article, some things did sound suspicious, but many of the reasons that the applicant had difficulty made sense according to the guidelines. 

I'd be suspicious of the 17 cap on that 16 unit.