It's my understanding that we're allowed to screen everyone the same but I run into 2 problems with many of the s8 applicants:1) They generally can't seem to tell me how much their portion of the rent/utilities will be (which leads to #2) 2) They never seem to show any verifiable income or bank accounts, which is problematic as we have no gauge on their ability to cover their portion of the rent/utilities (unknown above)Most simply tell us not to worry as they have a voucher but when we start talking to their case worker(s) it is usually a different story.Does anyone have a different information form for S8 prospects (after they identify themselves as such) that requests things like: Name & phone # of case worker, # of bedrooms approved for, housing authority portion of rent, tenant portion of rent ?

Texas Law: http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/TN/htm/TN.683.htmThis form might be useful to you: http://www.txdmv.gov/forms-carriers/doc_download/1990-vtr-71-2-application-for-authority-to-dispose-of-a-motor-vehicle-to-a-demolisher

A cash advance will accrue an interest rate in the 20% range.Some credit cards (2 of my visa's) allow what they call a balance transfer.

Our current concern is that we pay the application fee but never close the loan. 

I would like to add one more:- I take every opportunity to introduce my services and business to every landlord reference provided in the tenant applications.  

As our business has grown, I find I need help with all the tasks surrounding leasing a unit including the leases, rental applications, marketing, tenant screening, online payments, prospective tenant lead tracking, etc.

I have just told a prospective applicant that a prior eviction is "probably a deal breaker." 

Form 3115 is an application for a change in accounting method.

Firstly, from the standpoint of a bank, which has lent out several hundred thousand to an applicant, they most certainly would consider a foreclosure to be 10X worse than an eviction (which often times is due to landlord/tenant dispute versus a few months late rent).

Giving the get rich stuff in the paper game, charging for the education which was how to get the notes to show to them, they'd give a bid and then the note finder has to go back to the holder and go lower in the offer to make anything.As to buying and not knowing the applicable laws, say you bought a note for just 15K, you held it a few months and had problems and started foreclosure.