We would like to add a clause that states something to the effect of:   "Your application may be denied if you or anyone residing on premise weighs over 300 Pounds.Any advice as to the proper way to write this statement?

Should be about $300-$400 and then you will be getting the proper exposure.

But my second thought was, if I could complete this properly, it could provide me with one of the houses paid for to do what I please with.

Three different business modelsPurchasing notes at a discount requires sourcing notes, analyzing notes, negotiating price, and raising the capital to fund the purchaseBrokering notes is an intermediary function which requires sourcing notes, sourcing buyers, and connecting the two by best fitFactoring is the purchase of receivables and requires sourcing businesses with receivables and cash flow problems, analyzing the receivables, negotiating terms, and raising capital for the purchase of receivables, and collecting on the receivables.In actuality, factoring is the highest risk highest return.  

My position is that having clear expectations demonstrates that I want to maintain a clean and respectful environment, and that online applications weed out the lower functioning tenants. 

Honestly though, with proper landscaping and aesthetics it could looks fine. 

Although the area that I am hunting for properties demands higher buy-in, but I am sure as long as the math is done properly I could achieve the similar result.

Since I'm just starting out I'd function as PM.

But considering the number of properties on the MLS, it's hard NOT to find a deal when looking properly and consistently.  

How to I properly identify them, so that I can give them valid notice to vacate?