Hence my question about what can I do today to get this kind of financing in the future.Working on getting my first conventional loan I saw, and discussed with loan originators about the qualifications of the applicant.

We were fortunate enough to find a place and just found out this evening that our application was selected.

HomeUnion collects the rent for investors, pays all expenses, including mortgage payments, taxes, HOA fees (if applicable) and the property management fees.

I have since declined my application and interest in this loan.

My 24/7 Service Would Include:-Review Maintence Request-Schedule Vendors-Coordinate Between Vendors & Tenants-Maintence Follow Ups After Work Completed-Update Your Property Management Software-Pay Vendors-Basic Accounting-Process Prospective Tenants Applications-Notary Services-Other Administrative Duties Upon RequestBy me being virtual I can provide this service to people outside my local parameter.

My husband and I rented here for several years here before buying our house and our rental applications were turned down often because we were competing with so many other applicants (we have pets!)

Anybody can apply and put false information on the rental application.

Originally posted by @Max Tanenbaum:There isn't much you can do because of the "familial status" part of fair housing....In this particular case, that's rubbish and not applicable.

Quicken Loans, based in Detroit, has an investor product, easy online application. 

If only the note, for example to extend the maturity date and nothing else, then this would not generally get recorded.If anything changes the Deed of Trust, which would have been originally recorded, then any applicable modification should also be recorded.