I have a woman who would like to rent but she told me she has horrible credit due to a divorce, I figured that if she had good references from previous landlords I could possible move forward but she doesn't have any references either. 

But here are the screenshots from the calculations it gives me:Questions & Comments:Assumptions:Given the last image, do those seem like fair numbers to be using?  

We have plenty of references we can give you on request and are looking to hear some feedback soon.  

Provide any references you think are helpful.....accountants, attorney's who specialize in real estate, local places to purchase materials, where to get discounts, etc. 

While I'm not sure if I'm thinking more like one of the wealthy people Robert refers to or more along the lines of his younger self forging counterfeit lead coins in his fathers driveway.

I will look into the reference you've provided as this may shed some light on the topic.

In general, if I'm processing 4 applicants in parallel, and they're all qualified in terms of income and references, am I obligated to return/reimburse the credit and background check fees for all the applicants that I end up rejecting?

I have a previous client who has a house in Lake Elsinore, CA that he currently rents out. The tenant is wanting to buy the house, and he asked me about having an agent draw up a contract and what might be a fair pric...

I have a previous client who has a house in Lake Elsinore, CA that he currently rents out. The tenant is wanting to buy the house, and he asked me about having an agent draw up a contract and what might be a fair pric...

The Chicago RLTO is pretty strict and you should refer to that before you do anything.