At this time if the year, an applicant ready to move in less than 2 weeks would get my spidey senses tingling - I would EXPECT to find some issue that would make them undesirable and get declined.

Additionally, the tenant never provided a moratorium notice to the landlord which was a requirement to exempt from eviction. the Tenant was also deemed ineligible for rental payment assistance by the state gov because it was clear they "simply didn't feel like paying rent". or at least that's what the city official put verbatim in their report for declining the request. 

There were tons of accurate comps to be presented, and believe me...I presented them, but he declined to include them. 

Decline the application of the person with the 21 month old eviction.  

You can set limits, and request calls every time they are making purchases to accept or decline the purchase.

Once you file, you can decline payment, because if you accept anything, your Eviction process has to start over.

Faced with declining revenues and a struggling local economy he tried to keep his once profitable business open using his last available funding source.

I was thinking that locations with smaller populations, even with a high % of recent growth are at risk of decline if they rely solely on single-industry/employers.

After seeing quite a few burnt houses in a declining (but still salvageable) neighborhood, we assessed it with a contractor who was willing to restore it instead of razing it to the ground.

I'm curious what the impact of Chicago suddenly going ala Detroit (agree that's massively unlikely) is versus a terminal decline of the S&P 500.