Otherwise I'm looking to see if the facts match the application, especially the prior addresses, which are listed.

My question is this, how will the decision on whether to rent us an apartment be made given the following:Her:Very good creditIn the militaryHas significant savingsMe:Not so hot creditA defaulted student loan (I'm currently rehabbing it)A released tax lienSmall amount of savingsExcellent rental historyThe apartment we are looking at is WELL below the housing allowance given us by the DOD.Would one half of a couple cause a rental application to be denied?

So u have plenty of time to make it nice and get only good applicants.

Hello,I'm looking at a property in NJ and the broker is telling me it's a 2 familybut I check the tax records thru the city and they have it listed as a 3 family.I'm assuming the city and tax records are correct.I asked if there is a green card (5 year state inspection) and the broker said that is only applicable to 3 family+ properties.If I buy the property and the state has not been inspecting the property, what is my responsibility?

Is it necessary to have applicants bank acct info?

Would straight line depreciation be applicable in this scenario?

If double closing use an Identical contract, perhaps less any buyer contingencies.An assignment agreement is, in some cases a good idea if there are different aspects where certain contract covenants are not applicable or where performance by the wholesaler has been performed and assumed by assignment.

Value is applicable to the time it is assessed.

I can authorize them to run the daycare with the applicable additional costb.

This Nolo article says asking prospective tenants to fill out written applications can protect you from lawsuits filed by irate applicants that you rejected as tenants.