Stick with the same lender and after 3 or 4 deals they will see that you can repeat success and then you can usually get through the application very quickly, sometimes just make a call. 

In the Rochester rental housing market, I was wondering if you could tell an applicant a house isn't available for student rental.

I was constantly bombarded with people left and right trying to rent my last two places, and honestly after sifting through less than 10 applicants I've been able to place two families with zero issues (knock on wood) so far.Using the City Auditor tool it seems the owner has many more properties throughout and is liquidating everything. 

Do you have any other applicants? 

We probably break even on the rent because of the extra damage pets do, but it definitely increases the number of potential applicants, espeically for houses (many of whom want a house, at least in part, because they have pets).

I'm a fan of doing rather than studying but that does not seem applicable here.  

Also I don't know if this question is even applicable to this form, but I might as well ask anyways right.

Hi @Marco Cruzatt, and welcome.I have no idea what a "So Flo" is because I'm a crotchety old man and do not keep up on the crazy slang you young whipper snappers are using, but here's a fun Fannie Mae guideline for you that may be applicable....If that applies to you, you counting as the owner occupant because you're providing housing for Mom who cannot get a mortgage, means that the owner occupant interest rate, down payment requirements, etc, will apply.

I get higher rents and better applicants.

My application process is unusual but it is simple.