You could state to the eviction judge that you discovered material misrepresentations on her application.

What she does is, the moment I discover there is repairs needed.. i ask the tenant why she didn’t let me know when it happened.

I signed a WS contract with a seller this week....after which I discovered he owes more on the property than the contract dictates that I pay him: we agreed upon $85,000.

Yes you may get lucky and someday bump into an amateur that does really good work at a really cheap price but for right now do not count on it until the day you discover someone great.

The secret is that you can’t continue to let it slip further and further behind.  

We've discovered fraud as you've described above in similar cases!

After the eviction process, we got back possession and discovered significant amount of damages from feces on carpets and walls, broken garage door, broken fence door, broken laundry washer, to unimaginable horrors on the trees, and landscapes.

Bouncing payments or only being an illness or accident away from notbeing able to pay the rent, are issues considered by our underwriting.Letter Of ExplanationAny time there are credit issues or we discover an inconsistency, we require a written letter ofexplanation (LOX).

There's no secret, you have to enforce your lease. 

I discovered that credit scores are not the only determining factor for financing.