When I was vetting the application and called this couples {at the time} current landlord, the dialogue went: Me: "Do they always pay their rent on the 1st of the month?

I also want to understand what they want in a loan package.I do this all upfront.Then, when you have a property under contract, the lender already knows you, and you can create a loan application package that he's looking for.

Factoring in closing cost which consist of attorney fees , application fees , appraisal , carrying cost ,points ,.etc.

That means deducting each of the components of the house by their applicable depreciable period.This means.

They want only hard pipes and tape.

I had another applicant, but it was a young couple with a small baby and I don't feel like its a good place for a family.

hello all,with the potential closing on my first property quickly approaching, I was wondering what tips and tricks you all use to check up on applicants.

Is your potential tenant pool realistically limited to one very specific and small ethnic group, or is the neighborhood diverse enough so that your applicant pool is large?

These "strategies" came about with an applicant who came to me to refinance and cash out to make repairs needed to sell.

Some banks are more willing to listen to a story loan (more to the loan package then what the application shows).