They are harder to find, more difficult to secure because of more sophisticated sellers who WILL want a legitimate POF.And on top of that there are fewer buyers for them also.I would start out on the lower end of your market. 

Whatever you decide to do, you should get them  to sign a month to month agreement to legitimize their tenancy.

The numbers they run seems pretty legitimate and it cuts down the hassle of talking to my lender.

That’s a legitimate strategy and I commend you for maintaining a high standard and going after a better quality of tenant but you must know and be aware that you are limiting yourself to The top 15-20% of the entire rental market which is going to make it much harder to fit that criteria .

No one is legitimately prescribed a pitbull specifically for an esa they should have thought about this when they selected the animal.  

Because this legitimate inconvenience can be repeated with any  other tenant.

There are definitely more deductions available when an investor becomes a legitimate business.

The internet is just like any other business venue.

The former tenant has a good job of over 8 years with a telecommunications company.I'm just afraid to sign a contract with a collection company and then find out I've done the wrong thing and I'm tied up with them but they're not legitimate.     

Because the preparer doesn't audit prior to tax prep, we really don't have any way of guaranteeing that there's a real, legitimate business operating out there.But by stating "client represented and I prepared the taxes indicating...." that's really all I can attest to.