It so happens I wound up using my own money once again which if you read my other posts I dont believe anyone should use their own money.

I've been reading and taking in all I can from people in the industry. 

NOT the landlord . read the original post.

Don't just read the lease!

After reading their website it looks like they have some requirements, but they aren't crazy outrageous.  

Hi - from Denmark as well.Have you read the book by Halfdan Timm called 15pct ?

Well maybe not so fast.While it does not make sense to me, I provide for your reading enjoyment the following links /  Court Case;https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-ohnd-1_08-c...andhttps://www.casemine.com/judgement/us/5914fbf2add7...This property was recently listed and so I was doing some research, ran across the case and learned a thing or three.The synopsis is (not a lawyer so maybe I haven't read it correctly) and leaving a side the fraud of one party (which he eventually was found guilty of), the eventual purchaser, purchased in good faith and was declared the 'owner' with good title.

Something simple and easy to read should be fine. 

Furthermore, I read that in order for me to qualify for more than 4 mortgages, I must have 2 years of rental income history, be willing to put down 25% (at least), and have many 6 months of savings for expenses.

All the things that you've read work really do work it just takes a lot of effort as it is all a numbers game and a grind.