. 🙄 I feel they are pretty standard for the market:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent. 

My issue is that there have been way too few successful, experienced local RE investors at both San Diego BP socials that I went to. 

I have them fill out the application, then I go home and search the local courts online, social media, Google, and do a cursory data check of the info they've filled out. 

I have already bought a LLC, started sending out yellow letters, putting out bandit signs, cold calling & social media marketing.

That's what all the much ballyhooed social changes in America in the last forty years making us a less-restrictive, more-tolerant society really add up to when it comes to building and keeping wealth -- three percent.Please humor me and think about that for a minute. 5% of US millionaire households are headed up by people who were never married or divorced.

I commend you on your focus and determination at such a young age and encourage you to continue networking and learning via social media as well as here on Bigger Pockets. 

She has another 2 years to get her MS in social work which will probably cost another $35k.

Now it's kind of "my first place" apartments with students just out of dorms or young people with first jobs except for one unit with an old single lady.I have two applications for the vacant unitA grandma and her husband of many years that works at the grocery store next door for 15 years and also with hers and partner's social security make about 3x rent.

I have one inherited tenant that pays me via check on the first but post dates it for the 15/17 (his social security check deposit date).  

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