I know many members on BP use the 50% rule as a screening technique..

The addendum spells out the shared electric.Now maybe a good time to rethink your tenant screening.

A borrower with a 750 FICO score putting 20% to 30% down on a home who can fully document income and assets and has been employed in a professional occupation for five years or more would turn out to be an incredibly safe loan But CFPB provides no such guidance for compensating factors other than deferring to the Federal Housing Administration, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac underwriting standards for loans that fall outside QM but otherwise pass their credit screens."

That will allow you to screen the owners without discriminating on the breed.

It's been hammered in my head to screen and check for these things.

If you export a report to excel and remove columns, you need to do this step everytime, bc. you cannot define a report to only export those columns the next time.2) No ability to add your own options to their List Of Values (drop down list options)3) No ability to add new fields to any input screen (hopefully your business is run exactly how the creators of Buildium run theirs!)

All I see on their website is a sign in screen, and it appears that you need to join to get past the sign in screen.

Either they both are moving (with proper notice) or if the one leaving wants to find a replacement roommate who is screen and approved.

You can screen borrowers, and diversify so you can minimize risk.

If you start seeing people in gorilla suits standing on the corner with a sign stating something like "Free Flat Screen TV with Lease!"