(Banks here do not have faith in the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial spirit).Best of luck with your endeavor!!

Faithfully submitted quarterly they alleviate surprises at year end.

It's a little daunting to think about putting a lot of faith and $$$ into someone else's hands.  

I don't know ogden enough to even know weather to have faith in the city councils intentions.  

A 10 day inspection contingency is plenty of time to either a) be satisfied with the results, b) demand more time because you discover xyz that the seller elected not to disclose because they either didn't know or are acting in bad faith, or c) determine that you're walking away from the deal. 

The other is Faith.

I think she could end up being a long term, low-fuss tenant.We've never rented to anyone with an adult child lik ethis that we intend on getting an application from and running the background check and standard stuff on both and putting them both on the lease.My question is do you hold the adult child (or any other adult co-applicant in other scenarios) to the credit score limit of your criteria??  

The location may not be the best but for where it is, and to already have faithful tenants, why not...

While some banks/investors who read your statement may be encouraged by your faith, others may be offended by it.

If they did not disclose it, and you discover it, then it's absolutely normal to say "Hey, I wrote 8 days in good faith based on what YOU disclosed.