If I see that they've had a credit checked by a landlord but they don't list that landlord - their application becomes suspicious.

But there are times that despite the property manager's best efforts, a tenant will turn out to be a different person than how they appeared on the application.

They also need to factor in missed payments, missed taxes (if applicable), and the cost of the sale (commissions etc...).However, it does seem odd.Have you had the chance to talk to a manager?

This came in this morning's email briefing from barchart.com:Mortgage apps - Today's weekly MBA mortgage applications index fell -3.7% in the overall index, a -4.3% drop in the refinancing index, and a -2.8% drop in the mortgage purcahase sub-index.

:)I'm part of a web development group that creates next-generation web applications.

- bright- have paper applications ready- know how to "sell" the neighborhood- know how to "sell" the property

Bad tenants can be extremely costly with all inclusive.You need to separate and reduce the rent accordingly then hope you still get applicants.

Obviously we're not going to go with his application.

When I enter "1" on the IRS application it says "for tax purposes your business will be considered a 'Disregarded Entity'" (with the explanation of what that means). 

If after first week, no prospects , start dropping rental rate until you obtain a good amount of traffic and some applications.