I may do it if they are in a low-income property, no more than two people living together, and they pay at least a double deposit.If you're not experienced in this, you should just draw a hard line and require established credit with a certain score.

Keep all-in expenses to no more than 75% of ARV2.)

After you buy a few properties FHA will say no more FHA loans because they don't want you to use FHA to "acquire an investment portfolio".

I was told they have about no more than two years of life best case. 

@Jason Kern I like the no more than $1M worth of property in one llc route

@Cory LucasSo... basically, you are saving/'socking away' no more than $12k to $6k a year --- in equity... 

I"m told that if it goes to collections that they can have no more involvement with it, and then I'll have to deal with the Collection Agency solely. 

The borrower would need to keep the loan amount to no more than 0.80*98,000= 78,400.

If your lender wants one or your client wants to be able to qualify for a liability defense, the report needs to be no more than a year old (with some of the investigation tasks must not be more than six months old). 

In addition to the $28,000 there is a $300 wholesaler fee and then closing costs which I estimate to be no more than $2,000.