Even if it is, is there any chance the bank would try to fight me on it?

So, they invest nothing in agents, and make them fight it out like the Hunger Games.

I advertise and let them fight to be my tenant.You may have meant advertise vacancies. 

I had a similar response from another title company who stated they don't want to walk into a fight knowing she has such a appeal happy history. 

@Mark Ivezaj note this BP thread: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/455616-fighting-back---csc-coinmach-increased-laundry-fees-by-975

Now this may depend on how strict the HOA is, but if the bylaws that you agreed to say no renting, and you rent it, you can potentially piss off the people who have the power to add fines and liens to your property and put up a damn good legal fight.

If I'm lawyering up because I'm angry or feel wronged then my time is spent fighting.

@Johan Hultman Your PM needs to fight for that increase as something doesn't sound correct.

Just as landlords like to rent to the ideal tenant, bankers like to lend money to the ideal borrower.I've found it useful to learn the system and use it to my advantage for accomplishing what I want to do (build wealth) rather than fight the system and face an uphill battle.

Right now in particular, I'm currently fighting with the hot water tank & gas furnace, hoping to find someone who could check those out without me having to contact a major company to come out for a service call and then be upsold into purchasing a new unit.