My understanding is that lenders typically just examine one applicant's finances when determining whether to approve loans. 

I thought Castle Doctrine was only applicable if someone entered your home or car ILLEGALLY.   

If anyone have a list of software or apps to recommend, it will be greatly appreciated.thanks,Chris

Either way you'll likely need to put in a CC# before proceeding)3) Go to "Business Organizations', then under "Web Filings" choose "Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC)" (or different, if applicable)4) Filing type -> Certificate of Formation (should be the only one)5) Fill out your info.The cost should be $300.

@Jennifer Nowak, I recommend QuickBooks Online (at least Plus) because: 1) QBO can be set up/manipulated to track flips and rentals separately as well as each property and entity individually all under one subscription (Location = Entity; Class = Property; etc).2) QBO has a better bank feed system than other software due to their secure relationship with a ton of banks.

Don't be surprised if the idea of a 600 FICO is something that applicants see as similar to climbing Mount Everest.  

I was in software development until 2020 and now I do real estate.

Would you accept his application? 

Your definately going to have to furnish the house for most all STR applications including  traveling nurses. 

Anyone have a property management software they recommend to screen tenants, set up direct deposits and have tenants submit maintenance request?