too many moving parts / too high risk. if you're handy, buy something that needs some TLC, live in it for a year or two, fix it up, refinance and repeat. 

Being in the military myself and for the tenants really wanting the condo we waited over a month prior to them moving in and listened to them that they will be the greatest tenant ever.

I had someone go up there and take a look today (I'm international for right now, but will be back to see in-person in April before making a move, if any).

He still hasn’t moved in because of some medical issues (as per him) and hospital admission  etc etc and saying will move March 15th now.

I own a SFR on 75th and multi family just north of there in the Arleta rentals... trying to see if people are seeing an upswing in that area and long term prognosis is moving in the right direction.Any insight appreciated!

The owner has moved to another state to be near family in her later years.

This is a great tool to use in deciding whether to move forward with a 5 or 10 year waterfall analysis!

I was disappointed when she called me “difficult” because I was excited to be there and was thrilled at the idea of moving into a new apt.

My wife and want to move away from the traditional ownership of small residential properties.

Don't submit the bank statements to underwriting unless you actually need them to close the deal however, as it can cause additional steps in the process for you and your client (if an underwriter sees money moving around, it can cause you to have to paper-trail the funds back to their source, which often isn't a lot of fun).If you haven't completed a loan application, start there.