Is there anything that I can do other than tell him that she must undergo the same application and screening process as any other potential tenant, and since she does not qualify she will not be permitted a lease agreement? 

Margins that small... if your vacancy rates are a bit off... management isn't performing right, a lawsuit or two, and you're in the red and getting a fat 0.Am I wrong on that? 

The current COAs areA. buy a house with cash do a live in flip over 2 years, refinance with VA loan take the money and continue to investB. rent and take that fat stack of cash and invest in a 5-10 unit apartment and start to build the empire.

But due to Harvey, even my best contractors were overloaded with fat margin work from insurance companies and non-investors from Houston to West Louisiana - I was SOL and on the search for a new crew.Lucked out a couple weeks later and was able to assemble a small crew to help with all the finishing bits and pieces.

Take a hard look at your finances and trim the fat.

@Caleb Brown it is a 7 unit multi-family building. 2 units currently vacant (one undergoing renovation and one that just went vacant a month ago).

(first they came for the trans-fats, then the soda size, etc...) 

I can remember one investor, whose buyers got their LTV cut, the deal was real fat.

Man just because I called you a fat lazy good for nothing jabroni you put me on ignore how dare you I thought we were friends :shoot: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I actually personally jacked my rate up to the tippy top when I purchased, for a big fat lender credit that would cover the IRRRL refinance six months later.