Rookie mistake on my part.All of the insurance companies denied me after reading the report since the 125 year old house isn’t all nice and updated and perfect.I quickly (re) learned that banks or insurance companies do not want to insure or sell fixer upper homes.

I spoke to both tenants and sent an email with photos identifying the cause of the cause damage, and as expected, the tenants on both sides denied the use of any such product.

Originally posted by @Denis Ryan:I watched their webinar last week.

Now at this point you left them the opportunity to save face and deny it when their friends ask them about it.

my city would not allow it. i'd deny her based on that. when they come to inspect, i'd get in trouble.and yes, her priority would not be the rent.

Basically,  the reduction request was denied  3 times and each time  I asked for an appeal.

Just make sure they check out in everything else (don't relax your criteria because they are offering a lot up front, if they have evictions, you should still deny them) and a reasonable explanation as to where they got the money. 

Applied for Chase, and denied. 

Not likely a tenant responsibility and likely will be denied....landlord negligence.Contractor cost to repair shelving and screens.Paint , fans, fire alarm, filter not tenant responsibility.Summery: Clean up costs, shelf and screen repair  are tenant responsibility.

Establishing a solid evidentiary case against him is paramount as he will deny anything you can't prove.