It will be heard at the same time as theirs, but this puts you in a stronger position in court. 

You'd have a much stronger case if she pulled this twice in a row, especially if the previous manager tries to accept a second payment. 

I'm not sure if where your rental is but the entire city is in demand due to enormous growth that is just getting stronger.  

In Chicago, for example, you'll find 2-4 units all day long, and they're probably easier to come by than SFHs out there...As already mentioned, cash flow tends to be (not always) stronger with multis than SFHs.In general, with SFH you get a better exit strategy.

There would be no reason to run reports then.Actually, you are not required to accept the first person who applied if a later applicant is a stronger candidate and better meets your rental criteria.

You pay more per door but rent growth is stronger generally and the area is better.

A conviction for theft, where she lied about the circumstances related to the conviction when asked.My gut was initially to rent to this person, because she had a kid and for the last few years had references (including a lawyer who had rented to her) who said she'd been a good tenant.Ultimately, I declined to rent to her because I had much stronger applicants.

All purpose is stronger.

Carrots make sticks stronger.

Money in hand, although not 100%, is a much stronger show someone will be following through.