It might be in my best interest and that of the tenant to say YES.For example:One of our stellar tenants had applied to rent one of our apartments.

Anything over 20+ days would be 'stellar' as compared to using as a traditional rental.How much cost do you end up seeing for disposables (and other things) 'walking off' over time?

I think that unless youve got a stellar proposition your gonna be mailing to a bunch of people that have already got mailed too and now how do you win them?

A finance source will generally gravitate to a fair-to-average deal that is managed by a rock star than to a stellar deal that is managed by someone who would screw up a two car funeral.  

Those first two properties were not stellar investments - we have a large family and at the time only 1 steady income and a side hustle. 

I just know there are certainly some less than stellar options out there, and it can be frustrating for sure.What area did you go with when adding to your portfolio?

@Aldwin De Torres Unless you have everything pre-cleared with your lender (and/or have a stellar deal), this process can take a few months. 

I'd prefer a stellar report.

Showing that not all US TK providers are less than stellar...

We have decided to rent to a tenant with less than stellar credit and his boss has agreed to guarantor the loan so that he won't have to pay an additional 3 mo security.