i think the process goes a little like this:Number of landlords < Number of tenantsWhere < means "Vastly less than"Corrupt politicians say "We have no legitimate reason to get involved between landlords and tenants in this situation but..."

-EmilyEmily, yes, you can ask for anything you want during the offer period, it is a legitimate request to see the rent roll prior to setting an offer price.As for cash for keys, you can do anything, as long as it complies with your Real Estate Laws..... 

It is such an abuse of what is needed by so many people legitimately. 

The concern is about stability of the income which can be verified.Also, it's totally legal to request certain amount of income - like 3-rents or 4-rents.If it's stated in writing before the application - it's totally legitimate.

What they replace it with is not your business.If you legitimately tried to get the management to repair the faucet that caused the damage then argue that point.

However, she needs to provide some proof like a police report showing there is a legitimate concern.

The sheriff will not put themselves in a position to determine whose property is whose within the home. if it's a legitimate boardinghouse that's licensed to rent individual rooms make sure that's clearly documented in the evection process. 

You may come to find out that their reason is legitimate.  

When they give you a long-winded story about why they're moving.When they trash-talk their current/past landlord, although I've learned that sometimes, these are legitimate stories.

If there is a legitimate reason to deny the applicant, that's a different story.