If he doesn’t meet ALL your requirements, and you apply these requirements to all tenants, and he doesn’t have a co-signer who does, then it seems you are well within your right to reject based on those facts.tenant screening is super important!

I'm sorry @Ryan Twomey, I wanted to ignore this but.... it just seems so egregious when in context of your significant self-promotion along with such a wildly bizarre and totally incorrect: "....emerging markets such as Minneapolis, MN...". 

Outdated interior but nothing seems too bad.

It seems like you might know a good amount about pre-foreclosures in California.

To be honest, if it's 3 stories that almost seems low to me.

I'm optimistic about potential appreciation in this area.C) 1031 Exchange into a Rising Market: I'm eyeing markets like Columbus, where the growth prospects seem promising.

They seem to be a middleman for underwriting some type of debt instrument for DTCC. 

Freshly renovated and the rent price they were asking by the end ($2150) seemed fair.

Given the condition and mentions it seems safe to assume this unit is at least 20yrs old if not older, and now well into necessity of cap-x cycle of reaping.

my current house fixtures , having a wife and 2 kids , a 3/2 1100 sq ft just seems rough. but there's more than just people like me in the world so i should forget all that right?