Some criteria you should have a clear cut answer or might be as follows.Income to Rent Ratio - (Monthly Gross Income = 3xMonthly Rent)Credit Score - (600 or 650 or something like this)Credit History - no late payments within X number of monthsOther Debt - factor other debt into the above Income/Rent RatioReferences - how many and from who, and then contact them.To answer your question directly, I probably would not rent to this person.

According to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), GSE loans currently comprise approximately 43% of the $1.02 trillion of outstanding multifamily mortgage debt in the U.S.

We have a mountain of student loan debt and have faced some challenges that would have crippled us without my vision and her ability to plan.

At that point I will be completely debt free and  able to redirect money into investment properties.

You only have a debt which is attached to the property.

You own the home and have taken possession of the lease, so you are now entitled to any money collected for that period, in this case it sounds like it would be pro-rated to you.

Hi Cody,My first day after taking possession of a 3-unit property was actually heady.

In most places, conservators must obtain court order to sell or encumber real property.Additionally, the equity may be used up by nursing home debts or your state's DHCS claims even though no liens (yet).Your other chooses might be to buy any private debts if you have any experience buying notes and foreclosing. 

Security deposits are not a Landlord's possession until a tenant literally damages the place is inspected by a professional contractor or handyman write you out a repairs estimate.

My debt would increase from $360K to $525K.