Thank you, Dave Foster. 

@Dave Foster, I'm looking at a situation similar to "3.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Frank V., You're asking the color of a unicorn. 

I think you're doing a great job of fostering a culture of inclusion and giving newbies confidence.

I guess I was just thinking I was shooting myself in the foot by asking people to pay for and apply before they see the house, because so far no one has filled out the application online for the background check.However, one couple says they are foster parents and have a fingerprint clearance card from the state which means they have cleared a background check, so I am having them over to the see the house but still plan on making them go through the SmartMove website to fill out that background check.

@Bill Exeter or @Dave Foster?

I many municipalities, if you foster a trouble property that has an abundance of police call the landlord can be fined. if there are disturbance calls and the like it is easy to assume that if the folks don't care about each other and fellow neighbors it is reasonable to sassume that they also won't be caring for the property in a positive way.

@Dave Foster paging, paging, paging. 

Quote from @Dave Foster: @Steve HungerfordYou have to be able to demonstrate that when you took possession of the property that you had the intent to hold it for productive invest use (if you intended to rent it out that would qualify).

Hello, I am new to this forum and really enjoy the mediation since it fosters growth.