I've heard that FMSN lets you spit out lists of vacant properties, but I've never used it myself so I can't confirm or deny that.

Wouldnt the new mortgage company that i will be lending me the money for the second home deny me for using a HELOC?

Hello,i been stuck researching on this topic, i have lenders (family & close friends). but the lenders are denying me giving interest for the borrowed funds. im just lost on how to go about it:

They have no loyalty to you, so if they can deny coverage because you weren't named in the policy, they will.Piercing the corporate veil is a complicated topic, and this is a long reply already. 

I just had the eviction denied by a judge because of the rent to own agreement, even though the tenant could not provide a contract.  

A receipt should really not be necessary, as stated above the cancelled check is proof of receipt. however, I would not outright deny the request unless I confirmed that local laws did not require me to provide a receipt when requested. if you choose to provide a receipt, whether it be a customer service decisions or a compliance issue, you should be able to make a receipt form in Microsoft word, and then convert to pdf and email to him every month.

One option was me looking too have her find a guarantor for the lease with good credit.Im leaning towards denying the application because I fear its going to get to the point where she won't pay rent if she has a history of not paying bills but the rent is 16.7% of their combined income but she makes 66% of the income as he is at school.Anyway I was wondering what the forums perspective was and if there are any options to protect myself here or if I should just move in.

NYS's ERAP program has had everything they've needed to complete my tenants case and either accept or deny some kind of payment for over 7 months now.

I'm not sure I'd this it's the same TLO by transunion, but I was denied because looking four absentee owners is not a justifiable cause under their policy.  

So just like you cannot say "No wheelchairs", you also cannot say no to ESAs.You can ask if they have pets, you can ask if they have an emotional support animal, but you fall down a slippery slope if you ask, then deny them a tenancy.