Greg,All that sounds great but it's factually incorrect.

But you are 100% INCORRECT that you make your money when you buy.

Further, each state has particular rules and regulations regarding the dissolution of condominium status.Reading over the number of incorrect informational replies, I have to wonder why people with no knowledge of a subject continue to post incorrect information with no thought or research.

I look for tenants who will move out in a few years to not lose out on opportunity cost with raised rents).Ask lots of questions before even inviting for a viewing (reason for moving, total # of tenants, pets, desired start date, etc.)Google, Facebook, etc their name & get a feel for what they are like.Credit check you can simply ask them to provide but for me it's not necessarily a huge concern.Call References & reference an incorrect property address, see how they react.

This was a lot of semi-incorrect information that's just going to further confuse people on this post unfortunately.  

Even with its quirks.

If you have any quirks with income or assets or anything unusual save your time and go with a local bank.

Is this incorrect?

@Brayden CurreyI don't want to disseminate incorrect information nor plug a financial institution that talked big when it wasn't prepare to act. 

Once you have the credit report (I’d recommend only pulling one for now and the others as your credit score goes up), dispute any debts or missed payments that you think may be incorrect.