We had one young lady, good job, good credit, good rental history but she had poor taste in men.

@Jennifer Katherine De Loughy- probably not ....try reaching out to local bank / credit unions  that are close to the property ...try reaching out to any bank connections you have ....you might find a lender that's willing to  cross collateralize  it with your home 

If a lease was signed after you went under contract, you should ask the seller to give you a credit for the lost rent. 

While they do have low rates they don't have the best review history that we have seen.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

I get it on credit protection like lifelock etc. but for Real estate to me its so rare it will never happen to you..

So short-term equity lines, credit cards, etc. will start to feel that. 

Verifying last 2 years of rental history very important!

But it really gets serious with how you handle showings, your application, how you conduct tenant screening, credit / background checks and your communication style throughout all of this.

It doesn't matter - You as the big bad rich landlord have a target on your back and will be named to the lawsuit and your insurance carrier will rush to settle it quickly and then you'll be dealing with the long term challenges of having that claim in your insurance history.