If you have concerns that a prospective tenant would disrupt the peaceful enjoyment of the downstairs unit, I would think that would be a valid reason to deny the application.

@CK Hwang Yes this is very clearly off topic.Attempting to assess the prospects of building a business which one may inturn want to sell on to an individual who may find that they could use the business not only to achieve their real estate goals but perhaps obtain a visa for their family is very different from the regional centres who are seeking to fund their projects.So why are you recommending I seek an attorney or on what basis are do you feel you are fit to caution me when I have established that the construction industry does not fit this profile and I am proceeding to work on my own personal projects?

Looking for short sale prospects.

I am 56, retired, and while I'm far from rich, I'm comfortable, so the prospect of dealing with more tenants wasn't an easy decision, but what the hey, let's see how it goes.

I've used this same strategy in reverse, make the offer so sweet they can't help themselves at the prospect of taking your down and reclaiming their money.

When a prospective tenant sends an inquiry to an e-mail address provided in one of our postings, they are sent an automated response containing more information on the unit in question (floor plan, details about amenities, local schools and shopping information, etc) and a copy of our application form and guidelines.We have found that the serious applicants frequently show-up to the viewing with a completed application in-hand.

When you have selectability, you want to make sure you like the home in almost all prospects.

We still decided to move forward with the deal because of several reasons:We own 44 units within less than a mile of the prospect property.

Did your listing agent not have a sign in sheet to capture the information to follow up with all the prospects later??

I would be interested in getting people's opinions on this and have you heard this concern from prospective tenants?