Our leasing criteria consists of:• Requiring gross monthly income to be 3 times the rent• Must not have an eviction within the past 5 years• Credit score of 500 or more• Pass background screening for criminal, public offenses and sex offenses• Verification of application information, including employment verification and landlord verification To provide to Motor City Property Managers:• Keys for each property• Driver’s license• Deed for each property• Banking information if you would like your funds ACH-ed to you• A check for $500 (this will be used to fund the required $250.00 reserve for each property)• Certificate of Occupancy (if this has been issued – on Friday I will have you meet with Tanya, our Inspection Coordinator so we can evaluate where you are in the process and what additional steps need to be taken)

You having a financial interest, your costs will go down.No offense to all the good people in property management here.

@Brad Martin  No offense, but coming from someone with 4 total posts, all of which are in threads promoting Phil's paid mentorship program, it smells like a fake profile.

Or,Is this a minor offense of the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (RLTO) and remedy is just a fee?

They do not have great credit and I discovered has one criminal offense recorded. 

I have an elaborate surveillance system, and I have multiple captured offenses on camera from over the past 18 months. 

I am only being honest with you here, so please don't take offense.

I'm planning my trip to paris and Rome next month while a lot of people my age are swiping their credit cards and building debt on white claws (no offense, to each their own lol).

Check with FHA if you have circumstances that might be considered eligible for an exception to these FHA loan rules.And to add to the complexity which takes away all of the complexity anyway, lying on an FHA loan application is a federal offense, don't do that.

I understand your frustration, but smells are one of those things that are a matter of opinion ... and for an agent to voice their opinion - when not asked - could be offensive.