By the time its out to general public its already old news.

They will take more non conforming loans and lend on the cash stream of the property/ asset. 

Non-fiction - no end to what I listen to here.

If you've got multiple properties, do this full time, manage your own and generally run it like a business (ie, you take deductions for meals, mileage, phone, internet, etc.... beyond just "investment" expenses), then I'd argue that you're running it as a business and should 1099.But really, when in doubt, 1099. 

Don't go trespassing just to find out about the trash cans, toys, flowers, etc, but my understanding is that if you are standing on the public street or on the public sidewalk, anything you can see from that location is knowledge you can use. 

Let's assume desirable neighborhood, close to public transportation, etc but no chance of ever qualifying for standard financing.  

I've spent hours browsing the internet and I'm getting a lot of contradictory information. 

My problem with the 3rd (and easiest for the landlord) method is that could end up being quite a few people who don't have a chance of qualifying that end up paying a non-refundable background check etc fee. 

I would, if my property, file a notice of non-compliance with a notice to cure or vacate.

I know I probably should have included hold over langue in the original lease or on the Notice of Non-renewal but it's too late for that now so I need to determine a. should I serve another eviction notice?