They'll ask for documentation on the source of the downpayment, and you'll have to sign on the mortgage application that the funds aren't borrowed.  

Are all rental expenses applicable to secondary home rented out for full or part of the year.

Be upfront about how much they need down to rent the unit so you only get qualified applicants who have the money.

Your average applicant will be a single people or an unmarried couple shacking up. 

Read the details: https://www.dispatch.com/news/20200114/franklin-county-set-to-shield-some-online-eviction-recordsNice post peter, i find that at the application you put ask them for evictions and say you can look it up and i feel like most of the time that works well.

Cannot consider settlements entered 1 or more years before applicant submits application 5. 

They told me a grocery store, bars/restaurants, coffeeshops, some retail, and even a hotel would be moving in.

Does anyone have a good site to get the paperwork for leases and rental applications also?

Interest rate, term, payment schedule (if applicable), late fees, points. 

As I am searching for people to fill out the lease in the townhouse, are there any suggestions for screening potential tenants (other than BiggerPockets Guide), such as template rental applications or useful online services?