We list a brief qualification criteria in our rental ads which includes 3 times the monthly rent, have no evictions, clean background check, no violent criminals, and have good credit history and 650+ credit score.I have seen examples of Adverse Action Notices that list a bunch of check boxes for reason of denial such as Unable to verify required minimum income, eviction filing or judgement, no credit file, criminal record, delinquent past or present obligations, does not meet minimum required Credit Score etc.

If they sell it, and they are in a 0% tax bracket, there is no tax for them.Potential problems:once you gifted it to them, it is theirs, and they don't have to sell it, and they don't have to give you the $50k profit, eitherif they do give you back the $50k, it has a potential of being busted by the IRS, even though the IRS will probably never know about itbut if they do, you run a risk (pretty small, but still) of a criminal case against you, which is something I personally would never riskthe property becomes subject to claims of your parents' creditors.

There is a $30 fee per applicant and we will run a complete credit/criminal background, check landlord references, verify income, etc.

In fact, they should be reported to the authorities for what I consider criminal behavior and at minimum for bait and switch practices and failure to properly disclose.

its all about criminal and do they pay their cell bill.. 

I still look for no evictions, criminal history in last 7 years and call previous landlords.

This is a civil violation not criminal

Tenants are allowed guests and friends , unless its criminal activity not much you can do 

If they meet the income, work history, rental history, and criminal background requirements than they can ask all the questions they want.

BA in Criminal Justice.