My voted us thumbs down, although the OP seemed to want to get yes rather than the unanimous no's he received.Here's my take: additional non-cash collateral might make up for deficient security deposit, but that's it.

After five hours ofdeliberation Friday, the jury returned a unanimous verdict justbefore midnight to Circuit Judge Henry E.

It sounds pretty unanimous thus far.

Interesting read:"The Detroit City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to update its rental regulations, including enacting rules that stop landlords from collecting rent if they haven’t passed city inspections"Check the story out:http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroi...

Probably 90% of the time or more, the answer is no.   .... unless of course you take forum postings on BP as qualified tax and financial advice, in which case there is near unanimous consent that everybody and their dog should have a Solo 401(k).

It's probably not a good idea to go against the unanimous recommendation of the professionals just to save a couple bucks.

So, seems unanimous and very sound advice to look into Multi-Home Rental options. 

I think we all unanimously agree that the request to remain a tenant is the main red flag.

Courts have unanimously ruled differently.  

To my surprise, they both unanimously and very certainly said they would buy and hold.