Source of income is now a protected status in the fair housing act, meaning you can’t deny because the applicant plans to use housing vouchers to pay rent, but that doesn’t mean you have to rent to them.

My understanding just from my own research is that if it's a direct threat to health and safety of others or causes landlord an undue financial burden, like your insurance won't cover the breed and you can't find insurance coverage without substantial cost increase, then you may be able to deny it, but your property management likely knows all this and they apparently said it's legit. 

It's advisable to create one and utilize it as the foundation for approving or denying applicants.

They could deny the loan, but they are offering an alternative.  

Just make sure you qualify or the IRS will deny you and it is over.

I applied for the zoning permit but was denied, with the following comment: "The proposed use Visitor Accommodations is prohibited in the RM-1 Zoning district per table 14-602-1". 

I rehabbed a home and was caught without building permit I went through the process of getting a permit but my original plan needed a variance after the process and being denied the variance at the board meeting I decided to change the plans to build the structure in the same footprint and received two building permits.

Hi BP,I've applied for the new 5% down multifamily primary residence loan option for a 3-unit property, but keep getting denied at the Automated Underwriting System (AUS) stage. 

And I can't count the number of times I've seen them deny a loan at the last minute because of this when people try to use primary residence money to complete a 1031 exchange.1.

Changing the title DIY may have messed with the title that you paid for and Underwriter may deny your loan based on the fact that they cannot piggyback on the short title (this is how HELOC's are cheap).