This is why I avoid employing PMs.Back to my question; if anyone can offer information, that would be appreciated.

If your credit is not up to par, or you have self-employment income, you may not qualify for bank financing.

I agree @Jay Hinrichsgoing to HR depts of major employers, asking if you could be in their re location package.Google "Select Rent to Own Homes"

If UPMC, the area's largest employer, is broken up into its individual units, not one tech company makes the top twenty employers in Allegheny County.

However, right near the 101/17 is still affordable, close to where the majority of the plant is planned, and also is a safe bet for commuters working for other employers (20-30 minutes to downtown). 

Once hired on, we set up a bonus structure to keep them employed, as the longer they clean for us, the better they get at it.

Repeat offenses will result in even larger fines and license suspension and even revocation.In fact, both states - and probably in many more - employ "testers", whose job is to pretend to be interested in a property (sale or rental) and try to get the agent or landlord to say something that they can claim is discriminatory.One agent I knew did a showing, where she suspected she was dealing with testers because they were not asking the right questions and didn't seem genuinely interested in the details of the house. 

Employment history has been verified and they have been with the current landlord for 5 years and he gives them a recommendation letter.

I strongly suggest checking employment history.

This plan is available to those who qualify by being self-employed and having no full time employees.