Say what you want about that but I'd be looking out for myself and if the person doing the reference checks isn't smart enough to go back further... that's on them. in markets for rental areas that have high proportion of tenants  like the mid west were something like 50 to 60% of all folks rent.. your telling the truth flat guarantee most landlords with a bummer tenant is going to say anything they can to get them to move on.in nicer areas of A class 700 fico tenants this is not really as big of an issue

You honestly think what he's describing is proportional in any way shape or form?

It could be a casual conversation with the dr that got blown out of proportion or a report that says it could be xy or z in his lung but you want to protect yourself just let him leave.

You can deduct expenses like mortgage interest, property taxes, utilities, and repairs proportional to the rental space.

If a property meets the 1% rule, it typically indicates that it can cover its mortgage and other expenses while still providing positive cash flow.35% Operational Expenses: This rule helps estimate the proportion of rental income that will be consumed by operating expenses, excluding the mortgage.

A greater proportion of comparable sales will on longer include buyer paid compensation of 2-3%.

What if we made the balloon payment in year 5, will she be paying capital gains in proportion to the proceeds she received at that time or will the sale of primary residence still apply since technically she qualifies for it when she sold it?

If the policy limit you have selected does not meet the specified percentage, your claim payment will be reduced in proportion to the deficiency.

I think people are blowing it out of proportion. 2, it will eliminate weak agents from markets (In my Opinion)

The purchaser or his or her transferee and his or her tenants shall have the right to harvest and gather the crops grown by them on the place for the year in which the redemption is made, but must pay a reasonable rent for the lands for the proportion of the current year to which such redemptioner may be entitled.