Btw, if you're looking for a rebuttal to this, note that when Rupert Murdoch was asked about this later in the week, his response was basically, "no comment," so they haven't retracted or denied these ties in any way, shape or form.

When you deny because they both don't quality, you're basically denying for a disability. 

Worst case scenario, you have a bad claim with a child and your insurance company denies coverage due to "Material Change". 

I require all adult occupants to be on the lease and because of this I denied their application.

He thinks background checks define a person and someone like you would deny them a place to live because of some petty offenses from a long time ago.

Because my score was 616 I couldnt be on the loan it would have to be her alone, Im fairly confident we will be denied, even though I know we can afford what we are looking for.

Quote from @Barry Ruby: @Mitch MesserI believe that Cash on cash measures return on equity ROI is the return on investment which measures total cash flow and sales on total capital investment I don't deny that cash-on-cash return (COCR) is not the only metric worth considering for rental property.That said, COCR is defined as cash flow divided by all-in-cash-investment [https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashoncashreturn.asp].That's very different from return-on-investment (ROI).Per above citation: "ROI calculates the total return, including the debt burden, on an investment.

A condo may be not expensive to purchase, and does not have the (personal) responsibility for yardwork or upkeep, but has many many other problems, including people above, below, and on each side, possibly making lotsa noise.Read the hoa site here to get an idea of a few of the problems faced by condo owners.They do include high, and increasing yearly, dues, lack of maintenance of buildings and property, problems with plumbing from a neighboring unit damaging yours and the board resisting and denying any responsibility, owners not paying dues so there is no money for repairs, so her dues will go higher to make up for the lack, and many others. google terms like condos and problems, hoa owner problems, problems with hoas, etc.

Was he denied a proper trial as an American citizen fighting as an enemy combatant for the Taliban?

My questions: - Should I deny him because his base salary is too low?