So far, I have:Application incompleteApplication contains false informationDelinquent rentDelinquent credit obligationsInsufficient credit fileInsufficient credit referencesInsufficient employment recordInsufficient landlord detailsInsufficient referencesTemporary or irregular employmentInsufficient rental historyInsufficient income for amount of credit requestedNo credit fileNo employment recordNo rental historyRecord of evictionsRecord of bankruptcy, foreclosure, or repossessionRecord of excessive or overdue debts and obligationsTemporary residenceLow credit scoreUnable to verify credit referencesUnable to verify employmentUnable to verify incomeUnable to verify rental historyNegative report from previous landlordNegative report from employerOwner chose another applicantOther: _____________________I feel that the more reasons I have, the better off I'll be; however, I could significantly cut this list down by combining two items into one.

@Sue K.Equity is a false sense of security.

If you failed to sweep and mop the floors, the Landlord can hire someone to do it for you.You could possibly contest some of the charges, but the judge would want to see some proof that you were either over-charged or falsely charged.

That is just false.

:Well, if you have proof that one tenant caused the problem, you can't charge the other tenant anything.Absolutely false! 

and according to him, pushback is more absurd and unnecessary during the whole shelter in place.  

The odds of a woman falsely accusing you of something are very small.

It can lead to some absurd results if it's based on your annualized holding period return.

Not only is that not a goal, it's also a false premise. 

They also have false warranty information on their website (the number of warranty years listed on the website doesn't always match the number on the box!).