Thanks @John Cohen all by accident i happen to hear the podcast you did with @joefairless can't deny your work ethic. 

I am not familiar with NY law, but I would be very surprised in such a tenant friendly place that you could deny someone that is section 8.

The tenants also get the monthly joy of taking money from big bad rich evil landlord.Added benefit: people who have regularly screwed the utilities will be denied, so the electric company is doing a bit of round-two screening for you.Imagine a bill for $105.

Hello,My husband and I are actively searching for a rental property. We decided we would take a HELOC out of our home for our first deal.  We decided on the amount and are going through our bank to complete the paperw...

They denied it because he had never shown any income on the properties???

Also, I did not deny her. 

I have put in three offers (obviously denied so far), but have learned a lot in the process.

I have modified it, but one area I just need opinions on.There is this criteria about breaking the lease from the previous landlord, If you are currently under lease with another landlord and will be breaking that lease (or if you have not given your required notice to vacate to your previous landlord) to rent our property, your application will be denied.

It wasn't file by the previous owner, and now I was deny the rental license and my legitimacy as owner.

Navy closed my application because I told the processor I wanted to compare with another CU. so I was denied for not completing submittal of docs Is it typical for them to provide you with a schedule on helocs?