answer is, "of course not."

I have been making a mortgage payments since then on time no problem.The old seller contacted me of course, when they were trying to do the taxes and file a 1098 so that she can claim her part of the interest which kind of started all this and she was surprised that her name was still even though I clearly stated to her for four months, how to deal.  

Then of course when we do come across one, live in it for a year minimum so that we can build equity on it, then cash out refi and buy another property in TX or NV to be used as a long term rental.

Paid $30,000 for their "Six Figure Land Flipper" 6 month course to start mid-June.

You also cannot refuse to rent to someone solely because they are a Section 8 voucher holder.Screening tenants: While you must accept Section 8 vouchers, you can still screen tenants based on other criteria such as credit history, criminal background, and rental history.

How does credit and past rental history look?

Of course late payers aren't ideal but that's why they're renters and not owners, it's going to happen in the business but if there's no communication then that's concerning.

In my office, we conduct a full credit/criminal background check.

That being said I’ve been trying to get seller credits for a 2-1 buydown on my rate.

But of course, building has it's own challenges.