There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." - Mark TwainEvery landlord's investment strategy, tenant pool and risk tolerance is going to be different.

@Ray Adams If you say no to that question it is technically lying because you are using borrowed money for the down payment.

Lie #1.

I figure unless you totally lied about your situation, the worse thing is they’ll want the money back.When you file your claim, they should list all the possible qualifications.

I found over time that they were mostly all lies and in the end I got screwed for trying to give someone a chance. 

As more and more Millennials consider the pros and cons of buying their first home, they are often confronted with a barrage of information containing half-truths and outright lies.

Local cities with stronger job creation pre-COVID are proving to have the crucial edge for real estate activity, particularly those with a strong technology sector.

Research published today by the First Street Foundation (a research and technology nonprofit) shows that FEMA flood maps underestimate the risk to homes/businesses by 67%.

(she isn't involved in the management of the house, I have my own property manager)Maybe because I'm an introvert that I didn't bust her lies out but keep telling her"I just want a year lease first."

The others have given you good advice and I would add that your generation has the advantage of having grown up with technology/social media.