What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Have any of you heard of Biproxi, a Zillow version for commercial real estate?

Quicken is okay if you want an easier version to use, there are other superior software that are better and more affordable (RentRight and ProHome Manager to name a couple)

Previous landlord references, evictions, credit scores and sufficient income (over and above their voucher amount) to show their ability to cover their part of the rent if applicable.  

And the only thing that sometimes hurt me in D. was that he is soooooooooo honest and he wouldn't do anything which doesn't comply to his moral values, His honor is just huge, and I certainly respect it a lot.I live in so called "depressed" area in CA, and I had cash on top of everything else (credit score, job, etc.) and I had NIGHTMARES for a year I was going through the real estate process that D. could leave me and I'd have to again deal with slow, lazy and unprofessional real estate agents.K. is D.'

Would love to talk more about things over lunch, but here’s the short-ish version.

Depending on your credit score, the PMI might be even higher on the conventional than the FHA monthly mortgage insurance and you get a lower rate on an FHA loan.

Therefore, the appreciation that NY and Boston saw is irrelevant.I think the best way to find your answer whether walkability will appreciate in the future is to conduct a survey of current/future homebuyers.I think real estate needs to be analyzed at a regional levelI am sure there are some cities that have a high walkability score that gaining value while others are losing value.best of luck.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?