Your best bet is probably to call a bunch of banks until you find one

However, you are a landlord, your only concern should be if they pay their rent on time, keep your place clean with no damages and are not doing any criminal activity in your property. 

If there is an active bankruptcy case pending, I would say there is a good chance that the Tax Claim Bureau did not do what it was supposed to do when it comes to notices. 

I once let to a tenant who claimed he had no credit history because he paid cash for everything, he was a minister,he sounded great , as soon as he moved in he was partying and indulging in various un minister like activities, a google search turned up the fact that he'd spent 20 years in jail for murder and was making up for all the lost time.

Hey everyone, I'm currently stationed in Germany on active duty. 

Not sure about his experience with SD fraud but if he can’t help I bet he can point you in the right direction. 

Now, I always check their profile and forum activity before deciding whether to accept the request. 

The town has grown over 163% since 2000 and the base just activated an new brigade which will up the demand for rental property as transient military families cycle in and out of the area.

I am a flipper that is active in the Cleveland, OH market. 

A 50% LTV loan is a pretty safe bet so you'll probably be able to get somebody to bite assuming you're willing to pay the points/higher interest.Another option would be to contact some credit unions in the CT market you're property is located in.