They should tell the tenant utilities are scheduled to be turned off on X day and they had confirmed they'd be out by then, so they need to move now and find alternate accommodations. 

If you have any questions or want to discuss funding alternatives, feel free to reach out!

As an alternative, you can also look for a private lender.

I was just trying to find alternate ways to verify their info.

Alternatively, you could pursue a hard money loan for rental financing which wouldn't require certain rental income to qualify. 

I would also be weary of the alternative lenders who provided your pre approvals without the equity source lined up.

But since this is off the beaten track, it is not straightforward finding alternative brokers or agents to help.So if you are a broker or agent that has some experience with this, or know of one, I am interested in discussing, or in getting a lead/some contact details.

From what I can tell, all the material and tools you need for investing out of state are provided and I have heard multiple success stories from it within it's first year being live.

Home prices have been amplified because of the increased costs for builders to actually build a home in the US, mainly:Inflation (materials and labor).Regulatory burdens.Let’s look at both:InflationPrices for everything necessary to build a home - including building materials and hourly labor - are much much more expensive.

That said, if the property you're attempting to finance is materially larger than the properties you currently operate (IE - you're trying to finance a 30 unit building, but have only operated a series of 4-plexes to date), then sometimes this rule gets thrown out the window and you'll still be subject to the "Limited Multifamily Experience Sponsor" re-sizing parameters.