I’d tread lightly on that.

Tread softly, sounds like he's not yet convicted of the most recent activity.This applicant would lose points in my screening due to having multiple criminal events and for the most recent being so recent.Additional occupants rather than new applicants are a different animal. 

I would tread carefully 02,04,06,08,09,19,54 .Though they all have their good places.After I narrowed down block and brick in decent enough zip codes, I would view each address permit history for the latest upgrades or replacementsHope this helps

@Kyrstin Szewczyk first of all this is the best way to ruin a friendship so tread lightly and get everything in writing and make sure you all understand your duties and you are all on the SAME page and have the SAME expectations.

Tread carefully.

These are door edges, door jambs, and stair treads. 

Wes, I did hear horror stories about beginners getting into the game, so I'm definitely trying to tread lightly and make good decisions, I do feel the homes in PA will be a long shot if I don't have any money to put down so thats probably out of the question right now. 

Then you could end the contract if you feel there are extra people there.Of course it is discriminatory to not rent to an applicant for being at the occupancy, so tread softly and document your decisions.We have had occupants at the max, we let them know before they sign that no additional people are allowed under any circumstances. 

All the agents/brokers in this tread tell you basically you are missing out.

I deal with inspector in NYC and Westchester County and you tread lightly and sometimes you can't do anything about it.