I'll let your first post slide, but please review the rules before posting about your business again.

There are a lot of rules around using rental income to qualify for the purchase of the new property which may limit or change your options.

On a recent visit back to Dublin, I started to look more at the rules on airbnb in the Dublin area.

Those rules are set by the state.

Plus we have several other documents from WLB like non-standard lease provisions, rules and regs etc we use as well, so it adds up. 

Make sure you are aware that the STR rules do not change in the locality you are interested in, also make sure you have Long Term Rental or MTR as an exit strategy if STR does not work out

This is not the case- MLS rules and state law apply and the "Flat Fee Broker" must abide by those rules too. 

Otherwise, owner can pursue collections on their own.The credit score is like the "1% Rule" - a decent filter, but NOT something to rely on.-- How many active tradelines produced that credit score?

U see adds all the time  GREAT CASH FLOW  well GREAT cash flow is a personal choice opinion someone in the mid west if they are not getting 1 % rule 2% rule its terrible..

Prices in Columbus are still low enough to find 1% rule deals and there's a ton of appreciation happening in this market as well.