Here are a couple of pointers and things to look out for (Note: this is very incomplete):Income: Ensure actual income is used and not future rent rates (unless notices have been sent).

Hi Jeffrey and Dan,My wife and I currently live in Hudsonville and are a young couple that are looking to get into bigger multi-units in this area.  

The couple will get the master, the mom and son will each get a separate bedroom and share the hall bathroom.

I had a young couple living in one of my rentals. 

If you got a couple more quotes, it might really increase your cash flow. 

There is a pilot shortage, and after school and a couple of years in commuter Hell he should be able to get a well-paying job, then you could qualify and invest in good quality properties.

I have a one bedroom unit that is typically rented in a couple of days. 

The son passed first and Jane herself passed a couple of years ago.

Needless to say that they got foreclosured in couple years as well.Do your due diligence to the best your abilities.

Here's a couple companies you can use to do this: Rent Recovery Service or AOA Debt Reporting Service.Good luck and hope it works out for you.