Criminal and eviction is pretty self-explanatory but you should develop a policy about what crimes justify denying someone and which ones don't.

Whatever you buy, the numbers need to pencil with only the permitted units - that way if you ever do lose the un-permitted units due to city red tags, fire, or anything else you are not underwater (insurance will not cover un-permitted units and in some cases your insurance provider could deny a claim on a permitted unit if the damage was caused by a un-permitted unit you allowed) . 

We're hearing both that permits would be denied and we'd have to apply for a variance by some and that there are lots of other properties in the town which have been able to add heat from others.

If the seller didn’t deny access during the inspection period this is a complete failure on the part of scheduling. 15 days is plenty long for an inspection, houses I buy are almost always 5-7 days.

Can anyone confirm or deny this? 

I recently applied for a Heloc through a credit union and was denied the loan.

I started looking September of last year and after finally finding something I liked, my loan was denied, the broker told me to wait until March so the late payments I had made in 2015 were erased from my record.After starting the search back up in April, I go to put an offer on a property and same thing.

If you do not consider it "reasonable" then you can deny it.

I've seen Wells Fargo deny a loan, for that deal to be saved by a local guy, who ended up selling the loan to Wells Fargo on the secondary market. 

He will put the correct card in once the original gets denied.