The Good: Rent-stabilized tenant and family have been in the apartment for over 28 years, the tenant is very handy and I can’t deny he has made many improvements to the unit over the years out of his pocket.

I tried recently with a schedule E and was denied but was not given a reason.

So, I got denied a HELOC twice and when I tried another bank, they stopped taking applications because of the virus/economy.

Fast Forward to 2021-2022, if a resident has an eviction due to financial hardship during Covid-19, will you still accept their application or automatically deny?

Guess what, if you transfer the property to ACME LLC, then Kevin Abrams no longer has an insurable interest in the property (you can't insure something you don't own), giving your insurance company clear grounds for denying any claims, thus dramatically increasing your liability exposure. 

The owner filed bankruptcy (got denied by the courts) and now looks like he is trying to file in another state.

I would not deny a tenant that has a service animal or a ESA but I feel that lying on a legal application that clearly states it's under penalty of perjury is clearly someone I don't want to be in a business (landlord/tenant) relationship with.

In Cook County, it is unlawful to deny housing or change the terms of the rental agreement because of an arrest record, juvenile record, or a conviction that has been expunged, sealed, or pardoned.It also affects how landlords advertise their rental listings in Cook County.

@Lynne HartYour question seems to be about proving it, but they have admitted it, and don’t deny it, so there is your first proof.

Today, i officially got deny to open a simple online savings account with Ally Bank because they require to be a green card holder / citizen.