In the example shown (which you can automatically generate by clicking Sample Data in Getting Started), the maximum you can pay for a property which will rent for $1,200/Mo.

That is an automatic return on your investment which is going to be a huge return.

When a tenant gives me their notice, I automatically provide them a list of requirements for the move-out process, to include dropping the keys at my office.  

They also accept a guarantor (must be employer or relatives but not friend) and the guarantor needs to have 4X income, pay app fee and fill out a full application and required to sign a Residential Obligations form.CRIMINAL HISTORY - They spell out what would constitute automatic rejection. 

There are two solutions that we topically recommend: (we are a license HVAC company in the DC are) one is to separate de ducts for each floor, and add automatic dampers controlled by thermostats on each floor.

Your tenant would have to use email and check their bank account for two small deposits before setting up the automatic rent payments. 

Owner financing doesn't make it automatically so.  

Just trying to dispel the myth that the lender automatically gets the property back or might lend for this purpose alone.However, after that happens, is there anything that would go against the borrower besides his own money he invested in the property?

Seems OK, given that the tenants won't have any plumbing :)Now, do you have to have automatic openers?

I want to know if anyone has experience with aluminum wiring and if it is a automatic reason to walk away.