You post something like this and expect people not to ask any questions, to just follow your instructions and post stories?

I have a one page cover sheet I add to each application with check boxes to show that they have the "deal breaker criteria", a section to score the "nice to have" criteria, and a section to briefly explain my acceptance or rejection.Our Criteria: Complete applicationVerifiable rental historySufficient income/resources to pay rent and liveCredit report showing prior addresses consistent with application We do not deny housing for race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, sexual orientation, marital status, or familial status.We do deny housing to individuals:convicted of manufacturing or selling drugsconvicted of a crime the poses a threat to the property or neighborhood, including repeated disturbances, gambling, prostitution, violence, threats of violence, or rapewhere there is poor prior tenancy: evictions, violations, damage to rental property, poorly handled move outs, amounts are still owing to landlords or utilities.who misrepresent information on the rental application

I purchased a manufactured home on its own lot a couple of years ago at a trustee sale for an HOA lien.

If anything broke or there was any issue he instructed the tenant to call the warranty company to come out and fix the problem IF it was covered and the tenant paid to visit fee (in contract).Has anyone done this and I'm curious of any and all Pros & ConsThanks

Hi Folks,  I was happy with my current carrier, Affinity, for "manufactured" home landlord coverage.  

Install instructions usually give a maximum tolerance for uneven floors.

I have always had an entrepreneurial streak and had a serious crash and burn with a brick and mortar manufacturing business.  

(Subject to the MLS instructions) without the worry of synchronizing your watch with a realtor.

From the instructions to Schedule ELine 19Enter on line 19 any ordinary and neces-sary expenses not listed on lines 5 through 18

From what I have seen, it appears to me that any instruction given is really leading an investor by the hand down the path to the conclusion they want the investor to reach, that is, working with them.....it's all marketing oriented.Learning means cracking open some text books, reading FANIE MAE underwriting rules, look at FDIC loan examination guidelines, look on finance and banking sites for definitions.