My understanding from some other landlords I have talked to in RI have indicated that this past year especially they have been getting a flood of applicants whenever they put a house up for rent.I think that no matter what even with a minimum standard on credit score it is still just one piece of the whole puzzle.

This kind of thing always puzzles me.

I've already connected with lawyers, realtors, title companies, property managers, etc. and the lending is really the last piece of the puzzle.

Just in case the puzzle doesn't fit.

The PM is the most important piece of the puzzle once you already have a place.

With these two things I imagine I'll be well on my way, and then can pursue the other pieces of the puzzle as they come into focus.As a separate question...

She looked puzzled, took out her paperwork, shook her head, and said your application only shows two workers, and obviously you got more than 2 workers.

I think an important piece of the puzzle will be what part of base your unit is on too.

I'm missing a piece of the puzzle.- Is it the asset class i'm looking at?

It's all about making sure that the house or any structure stands strong and safe.Imagine if a house were a giant puzzle, and each piece had to fit perfectly to keep it from falling apart.That's what structural integrity is about—checking that all the pieces of a building, like the walls, roof, and foundation, are in good shape and can hold everything up.If there are cracks, sagging, or problems with any of these pieces, it can be a big concern.Inspectors look closely to make sure everything is sturdy and safe because nobody wants a wobbly house!