Then the tenant is responsible; you explain that you can hire it out but then you would have to charge higher rent, or you can designate that the tenant perform this and it will help to keep the rent down.Train the tenants to perform the RoundUp applications.  

From the site linked to below: Applicants must submit written requests for such leniency, explaining circumstances which might prevent the buyer from taking immediate ownership of the property or having a break in the occupancy of the home.http://www.fhanewsblog.com/2011/07/fha-loan-reside...So I would think that marriage qualifies if you say that the place is suitable or big enough for your family.  

I'm finishing up my paper application now and wanted to know if it made sense to record the applicant's SS number on the application? 

And use the proper kind of tape on the joints. 

Enclosed vou will find the followingdisclosures as indicated below for your pending loan application with ______1) Federal Truth-In-Lending Disclosure Statement2) Notice to the Home Loan Applicant3)  Disclosure Notices: Affidavit of Occupancy, Anti-Coercion Statement, Fair Credit Reporting Act, FHA Loans/Government Loans4) Equal Credit Opportunity Act5) Flood Disaster Protections Act of 19736) Notice to Applicant of Right to Receive Copy of Appraisal Report7) Patriot Act Information Disclosure8) Servicing Disclosure Statement9) Good Faith Estimate10) 4506T11) Borrower's Certification and Authorization12) Privacy Statement13) Required List of Service Providers Disclosure14) Undisclosed Debt Form15) Homeownership Counseling NoticePlease sign and date each disclosure where indicated and return these documents in theenclosed self addressed return envelope.

You asked about the legality, there are federal regulations that employers, sources of income, landlords, mortgage holders and debt holders provide applicants or their lenders with the information to applicants/lenders for insured mortgages.

I think it is quite applicable to you: Real Estate in Your TwentiesYou can also check out the "Learn" tab up top along the blue border of this site.

This year got we got something listed August 1st and just got the lease signed *yesterday* after dropping the price in $50 or $25 increments over August and 8 applications (not including a million other strongly interested inquiries that didn't get to the application stage).

Landlords can be selective & choose best applicant.

I usually see a tape, have a 5-7 days to review, put in my offer, and told if I wine in 2-4 days, wire funds in 72 hours and get the collateral file in a week to 10 days after that.