Name, DOB... so I can look on the Department of Public Safety and make sure they don't have a felony assult record.

Unfortunately due to your X number of late payment you do not qualify for the opportunity to transfer under our policy.

I put all the relevant information in the ad, at the top and the bottom - what the security deposit is, pet policy, no evictions, etc.

Does anyone with a no smoking policy allow tenants to 'vape' inside of your rental property? 

So will the title policy.  

If it is, then he needs to craft a consistent note collection policy.

Yes this is a great idea I would recommend 95% LTV (5% down payment) conventional financing with a paid up single premium MI policy if this is a 1 unit home (higher down payments req for 2-4 units on conventional).

I really don't understand why the government requires someone to have a license to even explain a security, or an insurance policy or even a vehicle after so many transactions in one year to have a license to do so and not require any person transacting more than two RE transactions, of any kind, to have a license.

I do get a title policy out of it.

First is to accept the first qualified applicant as described in this next link.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/2/2/managing-tenants-part-two-steering-clear-of-the-fair-housing-act/But if you are trying to pick the "best" applicant, then you have to have a somewhat rigorous approach such that no applicant can achieve the required qualifying score; your policy would then have an exception that if some certain number of applications or within a certain timeframe there is not fully qualified applicant, you would offer to the most qualified.