If this is negative, its a net rental lossIf net rental income is positive, DTI = (income  + net rental income) /debtif you have a rental loss, DTI = (income)/(debt + net rental loss)IDK if every bank does it like this or of if there are variations. 

Mass. 2002).The plaintiff moved for pre-trial equitable attachment of the assets of an LLC member, alleging that the LLC member was liable for the LLC’s breach of contract based on veil-piercing principles.

These are complex questions with answers subject to variation.

There is no way I can collect a set dollar amount each month to cover these numerous variations.

I did contact the courthouse directly this morning and ask if theres some sort of list or datrabase of eviction trials but they were unhelpful.

You need to know your score for all three.Different creditors pull from different agencies depending on where their headquarters are located.I have seen point variations in the hundreds of difference per agency before.The reason is people have similar names etc. and info gets reported incorrectly or to the wrong file.

While I expected some variation, that amazed me.In looking further, here's what I found out... the lowest simply insured me for the appraised value (I told them $85k even though I was paying $72k)... the next insured at $100k stating that was their minimum... above that was a quote at $160k because that was their estimated replacement cost on the property... still another had an estimated replacement cost of $200k!

Let's give it a trial run...put up an address.

When I had the trial a couple months ago, it would not allow me to assess a late fee if the due date was not the same date each month.

I think there is a free trial.