You need to provide proof of funds for the purchase and the remodel and show evidence that this can be done in 6 months.  

Very evident from doing a rental search on Craigslist, all you'll find are rehabbed rentals.

The tenant must also include evidence supporting the claim of protected status.

The electrical wiring is a mess, there is significant evidence of water intrusion, and there are improperly installed support beams.

There's conflicting evidence on the first $5,000 for a "passive" real estate investment online and I couldn't tell if the $5,000 rule is only in effect for "active" investments.3.

And at least then you'll have some anecdotal evidence for failure rates of individual diodes after two years.

An investigation was done and the boyfriend was receiving mail in his name to the property.That was enough evidence to prove the terms of the lease were being violated.

I think you'll see some functional obsolescence and LBP may be evident (most likely), but management will be the bigger nut to crack.

I've read a few articles describing the benefit of using a 3rd party like "cozy.com" to collect rents from tenants...one benefit being my routing and account number aren't given to tenants for direct deposit which can evidently lead to issues down the road...however, the main benefit being that a tenant can stall an eviction by direct depositing a portion of the rent owed into my account, thereby, nullifying the eviction process and having to start over since I "accepted" partial payment. 

The interest proffered by the housing provider may not be hypothetical or speculative, meaning the housing provider must be able to provide evidence proving both that the housing provider has a substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest supporting the challenged policy and that the challenged policy actually achieves that interest.