I'm painting with some broad brush strokes here...but basically the City/County/State can't deny you the use or rights to your property without just compensation (your constitutional property rights).

"The claim to funds as requested by certified letter dated 8 Nov 2019, is denied due to the following: 1.

I hate it so much it has ruined my perception of myself, my finances, my personality, my entire inner being, my whole life, all devastated by this abusive horrendous business. 

If there is a claim due to the wiring, the insurance company always has the right to deny the claim if they did not know about it.Just a heads up!  

(Some of that $1000 will be spent on maintenance) As a mortgage person of the residential variety looking at FNMA guidelines, however, I see it as $1200 / ($1300+$900) = 57% DTI = denied.

I live in a tenant friendly state(Oregon) and the application process makes me nervous when it comes to potentially denying applicants.

The very first time that a tenant abuses me over the phone, is the last time. 

I originally was going with a FHA loan and have been mislead from the lender I was working with about the FHA self sufficiency test, and I am now worried about the property not meeting the requirements and being denied. 1 unit is currently being rented for $1300 (way under market value) and the other at $2300.

Went to my bank today to get pre qualified for loan on property I’m looking at and was denied due to my down payment being gift funds from my brother.

Very true on supply demand side - the 90 residential units actually were denied by the town, so just a the residential that is coming in with the whole foods/retail will come in.