It's everything that comes after that especially with foreclosures, or worse, short sales: wading through seller specific documentation and the often times tedious website offer submission process, closings delayed due to title issues, repeated trips to the property for inspections, appraisals (if applicable...) etc and all the correspondence that goes along with that.I have left showings before actually glad the buyer had no interest in the property so I could cut my losses at that one showing and move on.  

Sometimes a tenant who doesn't qualify will get someone who never intends to live there to help them with the application process.

Cap rate does not apply to a 4 unit, it is only applicable to 5 units and greater. 

Whenever I have had my own problem tenants when I look back there were signs of neediness or trouble during the application process.

Please help with recommendations or if you can point me in the right direction to find tenant applications and other forms like that possibly on this site.

It usually includes their physical address and the information written on the application form by the P.O.

Applicants who have purchased a home before are not allowed to use the voucher for another house.

Also the interview process is faster as we get less applicants who see we do checks and don't bother coming or calling.

The rent application would include all information required for a lender to assess whether the renter would qualify for a mortgage (e.g. 2 years of steady employment, tax returns, no bankruptcies or outstanding judgments, etc.).

Requiring that info on job applications and such things as rental applications is hard for me to die with either way.