Should I put my name on the deed in hopes my credit score helps us get a lower payment?

There are companies that will give a business line of credit with 720+ score.

My home is incredible and the only negative I am hearing is its too big!!!!  

As has been said, you can literally clean contaminated surfaces with bleach.But the bigger problem here @Karen Margrave  is that there's a petition to ban people from traveling to the US from countries that are experiencing an incredibly traumatizing and fatal disease outbreak. 

So far, I've just been scraping market data from city-data and then using v-lookups in excel to score individual properties. 

Now that buyers must meet scores that are more stringent, these homes are priced $40k less than they were and are just sitting (boarded up) because no one that would live in these areas can qualify.

You're letting people live in a house you know has an incredibly dangerous boiler?  

You have found an incredible real estate resource. 

If you have solid w-2 income a great credit score and you take title in your own name then it may be possible but can still be difficult.

Happy tenants are good.Credit:  700 score or betterFelons: NopeAge:  Can't be a criteriaFirst time renters:  SamePrevious evictions:  Good luck!