If they were all roommates and one had (non-medical ) judgements against them I would refuse.

@Youssef Labib I'd recommend expanding your territory and start looking at tertiary markets in the path of progress.

My wife and I spent the last 5 years paying off $150k of debt (car, credit cards, student loans, medical bills, etc.).

Bigger projects like problematic older malls in good locations are being transformed into medical type buildings close to universities.

Schools would be much more efficient if they weren't clogged with poor kids.Government sponsored medical research...unnecessary!

Here's how you figure that...take your monthly gross income and divide by 2.Next add up all your monthly credit payments ie car, credit cards, student loans (unless deferred), medical bills etc.and subtract that from half your gross monthly income.

His wife was plain skinny and just ill looking, she had medical problems but have no idea what was wrong, whe had a stroke, but said she could work if she could find it.

Or suffered an expensive medical problem.

There are more students wanting into areas like the medical field, and engineering than there are classes for them to take, meaning a backlog of up to 5 years for some programs, yet we are importing nurses from the Philippines, and Engineers from India!

It's hard to tell from an application and interview if they are crazy, on medication, loud, obnoxious, dirty, or maybe they collect feet.