We're renting a SFH and this is what we have experienced over the past 30 days:Several of the best voucher applicants (those with complete applications) are all claiming that they will live there with just their children and no other adult BUT each of them came to look at the house with their husbands, a red flag.  

would ruin the beauty of the cabin.We would want to discuss this with the local planners before we proceed but I'm not even sure how to start the discussion. 

The beauty of Real Estate is that you don't have to work crazy hours or "outwork" everybody.  

Not a good problem, forget the tax implications, what is wrong with this applicant.I nearly lost an eye when the red flags popped up on your post.They usually say it is more convent for them or they have the money and want you to feel secure in renting etc. but then there is always a catch.

This might sound counter-intuitive, but it has worked out beautifully for me: don't have a physical filing system at all.

I got engaged to my lovely wife, began using a budget and spending lots of capital on "adult things" like a place to live, bills, pets, and all the expenses that go along with a beautiful wedding in Hawaii which took place in the spring of 2014.

Good Morning BP Nation,Hope everyone is off to a fast start on this beautiful Monday morning (at least it is here in Charlotte NC).

I looked online at tiny backyards and discovered there are hundreds of other ways to make beautiful tiny back yards, but they all look like a pricey designer was involved.  

I'm not an expert, but that would be a red flag for me if a seller won't allow for an inspection...especially with such extensive damage that would require 67K + in repairs.

You put "final vesting to be determined in escrow"Works the same, isn't a massive red flag on your contract.