In turn, I would ask for bank statements and a credit report from the landlord in order to insure that they would be financially able to continue making the mortgage payments so I wouldn't be out on the street when they didn't fulfill their commitments.

Yes, being a debt free millionaire is way better than being bankrupt, and living a monastic lifestyle sure beats being a drug addict or a prostitute, but going bankrupt and losing everything because he got burned using high interest 90 day loans with no guarantee of renewal like Dave did, then declaring that all debt is bad because of this and saying that 30 year fixed rate loans should be avoided, is like someone who goes out with an ex-con member of a biker gang - gets sexually assaulted by the gang - and then declares that sex is bad and no one should have sex.  

"NO sexual or violent crimes" and run a background check.I have properties in FL and AZ so some laws are different.

If you don't want to hire a lawyer to deal with it, just write them a letter using that term and say that because of Covid 19 causing you to lose your funding, you can't fulfill the contract, and so they should refund your money. 

Either way, you are going to fulfill your mortgage loan commitment...1 year of actually living there.

If it's just communicating with the owner, then you have fulfilled your responsibility.

So, I think the concept can't be applied successfully there.My problem with people using this argument, is that they're not only saying they can't fulfill their contract, but they're going beyond then just ending the contract. 

Shows credit, ok, shows judgments, payment history and says NO convictions.For kicks and giggles, I googled him a few minutes ago and BAM, he was charged  with sexual misconduct with a minor child in March 2018.  

Also any kind of sexual molestation or theft. 

I have 4 students set to move in to my property May 1st fulfilling the signed lease with deposit.