Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.

I suggest talking to other landlords in your area or up-to-date on the current landlord tenant ordinancesHere in Chicago (Illinois) there is no limitation on income stipulations for screening and as other said, there’s no federal stipulation either.Like @James Wise, I would move onto the next tenant without blinking an eye!

It only true if they are current on bills and rent ( which they are not).

Though the current housing market conditions can influence the cost-effectiveness of buying versus building. 

I tell them I will be negative cash flow at the current rent and tell them what market rent is.

Foremost is great but I don’t believe they are currently taking log homes.

Under this model the PM's financial interests and my financial interests are well-aligned.Under their current plan, a $12K/yr rental costs me at least $1,960 in fees with no guarantee I have a low vacancy rate.

Our goal is to convert it back to a 3-4 unit property for long-term and short-term rentals.As I currently reside in Washington DC, I'm unfamiliar with the local permit processes and requirements.

I'm trying to do a cold call with a recent property listed but don't have the current owners info.

I decided to keep it as a rental the last second and is currently rented for $2,250.