You will be able to get good ones but you will screen out a ton of garbage while in my local rentals I have only had one really bad tenant and have never denied someone because they were a felon, sex offender or had multiple evictions.

It is okay to be cautious.Ian has not denied housing, he has not denied allowing a person with a qualified disability a reasonable accommodation, and he is not evicting the tenant because of her request for the dog.

If you look at my posts, you will see that I was not denying that buy-and-hold investments have a place in the investment world.

I would bet that once they find that the house is a rental, they would deny any claim made.

Obviously if he denied repairs or funds for them?

Exception if the investor is related to, family, or a court appointed trustee.Regardless of how good you might be, if your operation is not compliant you can be subject to loans being denied losing all your money as well as fines, that isn't close to protecting an investor. 

You cannot deny her application or evict her due to her age so why worry about something beyond your control.  

Neighbor continues to come on property in short spurts and deny everything when the cops get here.Anyone deal with something similar??

This way there is a documented criteria which would prevent the accusation of discrimination for denying a potential tenant's application for not meeting my criteria.

That means that no matter what, I wasn't going to get immediate possession.When we were called, she denied to the judge that she owed me rent on the basis that I had promised to do repairs.