So far I haven't been able to find a bank or credit union who's willing to put that on paper with one of the biggest factors being my self-employed status and only having one years worth of taxes at the moment.

Just because someone qualifies on paper doesn't mean you and they will get along.

Grade inflation & price inflation are real things and I believe there is a need for reform in the education system - that being said learning finance & getting the piece of paper still hold some value. 

This is all theoretical as the lender that mentioned this didn't commit to it on paper and I have yet to attempt it. 

It's worked well for me and I've found sellers are much more responsive when you are under contract than when you are just a lowball offer on a piece of paper. 

I told him I don’t plan to file if he can be out within eight days howeve, I had to give him the papers to start the legal process.

Paper applications are outdated, but I do have a section I can have them sign as a release on paper, so I can call their employers, current landlord, etc. 

Dave Cooper from Paper City Savings will to. 

I think I've found what it is: International Paper Masonite Omniwood - the bad part is there was a class action lawsuit against this siding type, I think because of poor quality and not being able to stand up to the 30-year warranty.

With our local STR's I get maybe 1-2 calls per month from guests needing something outside of my normal cleaning/maintenance process; and it's usually simple requests for things like an extra blanket or the cleaning lady forgot to restock toilet paper.