Let them know that once you are ready to rent, you will then give them a full application that needs everything.The documents you can ask for is:1) Credit Score - ask them to send you proof of their credit score.

I have a buyer that has 3% down and a credit score above 620 however, he can’t get an answer if he’s been approved.

This would-be homeowner has a 596 credit score, putting him in the subprime range.

In a new lease situation, where the tenant has no FICO score because he had lived out of the country, is it better to collect an additional months rent or an deposit?

Assuming I am able to keep my good credit score and a good debt-income ratio, the only problem I see with getting an FHA loan is my employment.What if right after college I would like to apply for an FHA loan?

I have a credit score over 800....

I am retired so I do not have earned income but good credit score. 

Condo location is in Phoenix Metro areaCondo is owned free and clearCurrent market value is $140k-$150kRent is $850 but going up to $900/mo in OctoberCredit score is 815  Condo monthly expenses are:$175 HOA$70 property taxes$20 insuranceI appreciate any thoughts or feedback you have to help me analyze this.  

Credit score is great just don't have start up cash for the class of property.

The location makes it incredibly easy to find and the lot size gives you the opportunity to add on or build additional structures.