Additionally, you never know when paths will cross again maybe not in a working relationship but otherwise and they will remember and try to "settle a score" if there is nothing catastrophic I would chalk it up to a bump you climb on and move on.   

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.?

As for selling the home to them, I know that they have interest in the home, but I believe their credit scores are not in order, so they can't finance through a bank yet.  

If I can give you one solid piece of advice, use your gut and do not be afraid to ask perspective tenant hard questions about there back ground and credit score.  

One final update on this one... score 1 for the good-guys!

I also have an 800 credit score and send rent auto-payment to my landlords early every month.

If your husband has a higher credit score and better income he might get a better rate. if that is a non-issue then I'd say go for it.

. +800 Credit score.

My main business is already (an updated) version of the Lonnie, but I don't know the other 2.Thanks for the recommendations!