I'm pretty shocked by this question.

Both of those number were shocking to me.

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

And sometimes banks are the ones who mislead such a home buyer, by issuing pre-approvals and approvals to sign a contract, but then back out when more sophisticated underwriters spot an issue (in buyer's income, credit score, DTI, property value and etc.) that loan officers who gave preliminary approvals didn't want to see.

I’d be shocked if septic rating affect the rent though.

Was your tenant offered a preliminary inspection during the two weeks prior move-out as required by law?

Doing so, with preliminary numbers, would reduce our monthly income by a $150 or so since we would have a mortgage on the cash house plus the new house.  

Shocking how little regard people have for a brand new house that doesn't belong to them.

@Denise Evans,It's shocking to me that landlords don't think it's their responsibility.   

I've been in the industry for 6 years, was shocked at the stuff he was saying.