But I am a history buff.

Of course, if the individual borrower has a checkered history (bankrupticies, foreclusures, felonies, etc.) there might be an issue.

I believe that you will most likely have to personally guarantee any bank loans you'd take out through your company up until your company has at least two years worth of experience and credit history.

A large group of states will secede or we will have a another civil war.SC started the first group of seceding states and if you look back into there history they don't give a date on when they became a state again.

Many had histories of substance abuse and, unfortunately, ended up homeless after having run through the good graces of every family member.  

@manuel Luz sorry if i wasn't clear yes i mean "the women" i guess that is the risk of inheriting tenants. i understand you have had a rough history with her but, have you given thought of just have a sincere conversation with her about her moving ? 

The issue that I am facing is that lenders are not willing to consider commissions until I have a 2-year history in this role.

Currently reading "Think and Grow Rich" -Napoleon Hill, and "Salt - A World History" -Mark Kurlansky

(The lady in this story has a history of "drama" with us - so nothing in this story is unusual.) 

Other than having a stable income, good credit score and past rent history, are there any other qualities that you consider important when screening tenants?