It's akin to being afraid to go to the store because you're scared of the prices.You're also comparing apples to oranges.

I'm a multi-store owner myself, and I run a website with a bunch of free info and resources for laundromat owners and prospective owners.

The last picture shows how even the items stored next to his bed are covered in thick dust.Would you allow him to stay?

All I needed was decent credit...what was amazing is the process with Sofi was so easy and seamless; I simply filled out an application online and uploaded the necessary documents and never even had to speak to anyone.

I use it to collect rental applications, do background checks, sign leases and collect rents.

I’ve been debating on whether or not information will be applicable to me, I’m from toronto and I’m very interested in attending! 

So by a certain date you should know what part of the process they are on.Secondly, there should be a centralized data base where all of your info is stored.

Service based retail that is hard to replicate online, such as convenience stores, restaurants, QSR, grocery, wireless stores, dry cleaners, medical offices, hair and nail salons, etc can generate strong risk-adjusted yield compared to apartments.

Im thinking of the changes required to update clauses where the PM is specifically noted in the lease, change of payment info and a few other clauses to clarify.I don't have their application or credit reports, will a PM usually hand these over?

This is very late to the game on this thread, but for posterity's sake: regarding this question it might be helpful to look up Fannie Mae 1038a - it appears to be the worksheet used in conforming mortgage applications to ascertain actual rental income, for Debt-to-income calculations.