Like a lot of things of this nature, I doubt they check up on it much, but the consequences of being caught could be huge (I think with HUD, it's something like up to 5 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, although I don't think they would go that far).One way they could catch it that I've at least heard speculated about are the utilities not being in your name.

Human nature tells me that's a big fat NO.

That's been the nature of the market here for the past year.

How about natural gas?

We charge an application fee to cover part of the processing cost - naturally, if we cannot pull a credit history, then we stop processing.

Can you do it when they are naturally out of the house?

But, without more details about your business and the nature of the marketing, we can't give you a definitive answer.

I think the tradeoff is that, in low-cap areas, there tends to be higher increases in rent rates, whereas high-cap areas do not have much natural rent rate increase opportunities. 

Forgive the rudimentary nature of this questions, but the only insurance I know is the homeowner insurance.  

I'm a NC Licensed General Contractor and Professional Engineer, so rehabbing was a natural progression for me.