So you are right, you have to try like heck to find one.The moral of the story is that tenants leave when they want to and when their life circumstances change.

The moral of the story your broker is your ultimate guide on how you will be allowed to conduct your business .

They're fun, eye-opening, and can help boost people's confidence in specific scenarios.  

I'd have to really price it out to be sure it was saving me a lot.Not sure if you need cabinets but just an fyi that paint can be a nice boost for tired cabinets. 

You need to market this towards landlords who want a boost in rental income and you should be willing to cut them in on some of the profits.

But still an example of the kind of pettiness you can see with people who have a pathetic moral character.And I screen potential tenants a LOT better now, lol!

They seem to have an edge as they get all the heads up and probate stuff (questioning the morals/ethics... but those professions seem to be exempt from morals anyway) but I am working on this niche for sure.

and if it isn't possible to do in my current financial state please inform me on what specific changes I need to make (boost score, bigger down payment) and I will try my hardest to reach those heights.

You can use 75% of that value to help you qualify (boost your income) or if the other units are currently rented, they will just need a copy of the lease agreements and can use 75% of current rents. 

I wouldn't depend on their high moral fiber to do the right thing.