But apart from desktop computer, printer, pens we have to consider some more things when setting up a home office.

The tool to do the analysis can be found here: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insi...Pros: The Desktop version of the website received a score of 96/100.

To further the discussion, does anyone have an opinion or experience with Quickbooks desktop vs.

A lot of users who have switched from the desk top version have been dissatisfied as it's still in the early stages.

Zillow is having big Company problems....no so easy to "wholesale" it is local, local not a job you can do from your desktop.

Not knowing anything about the condition of the properties, here's the quick desktop analysis:2750/mo * 50% (rule of thumb, estimated operating expenses) leaves an estimated NOI of 1375/mo.After you make your 50k DP, you have a loan of 200k @ 5% that gives you a monthly payment (debt service) of 1320/mo which leaves you a whopping estimated pretax income of $55/mo. 

I would pay an appraiser for a value check or better yet a desktop appraisal - should run you around $75.Find out what the value is so you can start to work your numbers backwards.In today's market you have to be 100% for sure on the value before you move into Hard Money or anything....

As a general guideline 45% DTI is acceptable but many times I have gone to 65% DTI and had an automated approval in DU Fannie’s desktop underwriting system.

I am a Chromebook/smart phone user, sitting at my desk top is inconvenient, no anywhere access and no collaboration options I have found for my primary users.”

They want to see the following:Credit Report ( first page showing your middle score )Assets ( First page of a bank statement, IRA, 401k ) They want to know you have the down paymentPre Qualification Letter ( Realtors want assurance that you are gold and will close )DU or LP is the most important ( Desktop Underwriter or Loan Prospector )This is the automated approval showing that you actually qualify.Sounds like your lender isn't doing any of this.