This is the most insane and offensive post I've ever seen on BP.Hope you enjoy your time on your local TV stations investigative reports of the landlord who discriminates on weight.

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Granted, this does not sound like a lot, but when you take into account that I used to pay somebody else $600/month for rent, and now I pretty much get “free rent” in Unit 4, that bumps my monthly economic increase per month to $885 ($10,620 per year) less repairs, maintenance, vacancies, advertising, etc.

I am happy to report that I have started and hope get my wholesaling in full gear soon!

So rent might go up 2% to 3% a year but they want to pay a rent bump of 6% in 3 years etc.National tenants there is generally less risk in accepting these terms as they are likely to still be around and you see the increases.

Pictures, inspection reports, video, and a property manager is all he needed.  

I don't want to waste my time or theirs. 3X rent, clean criminal, eviction and credit report.

You can ask for a rent roll which should hopefully show each unit's rent paid depending on how detailed the owner kept his/her reports.  2.)

For all those wondering, here is the relevant portion of Fannie Mae guidelines B3-6-05:"For all student loans, whether deferred, in forbearance, or in repayment (not deferred), the lender must use the greater of the following to determine the monthly payment to be used as the borrower’s recurring monthly debt obligation: 1% of the outstanding balance; orthe actual documented payment (documented in the credit report, in documentation obtained from the student loan lender, or in documentation supplied by the borrower).If the payment currently being made cannot be documented or verified, 1% of the outstanding balance must be used.Exception: If the actual documented payment is less than 1% of the outstanding balance and it will fully amortize the loan with no payment adjustments, the lender may use the lower, fully-amortizing monthly payment to qualify the borrower."

The State of Illinois recently passed a statute into law that allows regulators to examine and publicly report on delinquency rates, as well as take action against lenders whose rates are too high.