Management decisions that are relevant in determining whether you actively participate include approving new tenants, deciding on rental terms, approving capital or repair expenditures, and other similar decisions.

If your cat applicant has a good Landlord reference after living with them for a year at the last place, that demonstrates a reduced risk.After you approve someone's pets, you still should reduce your risk by charging extra for them.

My other question is that I can't seem to get approved for a business credit card since my business is less than a year old.

I'm still learning the technicalities of this, so forgive any errors in my summary.Essentially, everything has gone smoothly in our due diligence thus far and I'm told that our mortgage (conventional investment loan) is fully approved.

The numbers look good and I spoke with my lender and could potentially purchase 2 with my pre approval I have.

So far I,ve only been approved for $45,000 but that seems low.

They are saying they could do 3.875% with "manager approval".

The $75K loss shifts to the warehouse that has been rezoned and approved to become 14 apartments in a TOD zone.

I am currently getting pre-approvals with 2 different brokers and have several properties I am eyeing (both on and off market), ready to inspect and make an offer... 

2 things:When giving tenants denied/approved adverse action notice how should they receive it does it matter?