There are actually additional drawbacks to using a corporation, but no need to to go there if what you have is an LLC taxed as a C-corp.

All normal verification processes should of course still be used, but of the ten or so test neighborhoods I used when initially utilizing the program with which I was specifically familiar, it was pretty close to dead on.

While I would not want to have to to touch these funds, there are Roth contributions available without taxes or penalty, as well as 401k loan as a last resort.

It's actually illegal to request and require the verification or validity of a rental applicant's service animal necessity.

Which forum(s) did you go to to find lenders?

Is TripAdvisor/Flipkey the platforms that people go to to get a bargain?

In addition to doing income/employment verification also get previous rental history (this may not apply to this particular person), credit checks (can also help if income is hard to verify), personal reference, pet reference (if applicable), criminal background checksYou may also be able to charge first months rent, security deposit, and last months rent (for more security if your worried about there ability to pay)I found that going through the whole application and talking with references, checking credit, criminal background you tend to get a "feel" for how the person would be as a renter.

Upon verification, the consultant will partner you with a title insurance agent, clearing your property’s title and offering you protection from unexpected financial or legal obligations.

However, do not rely specifically on these services to do rental history screening or income verification; although some, like Cozy, will screen for eviction records, these often only come up if a money judgement was filed.

There are others that can only go full doc and will cater to the borrower who has been in business forever with great credit etc... and then there are others that only do no income verification loans, that stretch the boundaries when it comes to seasoning of funds and only require source etc...There are a lot of questions and a lot of factors that go into which lender should I choose and a thread on BP is just the beginning.