Yep, it's doable assume you qualify. depends on FICO, DSCR 1.00+ and I'd plan for at least 6 months of reserves. 

I was thrilled because she was actually the most qualified and desirable out of everyone I met. 

I highly recommend a well-qualified REALTOR who works with investors and knows how to help you best.7.

In your situation, when the time comes you think you are ready to purchase, go to your local bank and tell them you want to get pre-qualified.

In my firm, we have an initial qualifying call with either my tax manager or myself.

Will the source of the money cause me to get a higher interest rate than what I otherwise could qualify for?

and if the property is 3 units, but i am doing a large reno on only one unit, can i get away with just making that specific unit lead free or would i have to make the entire 3 units  lead free in order to qualify for lead free at that address?

Then there is going over the accounting data for the property, and Making accurate projections, As well as having a good lender who can close and qualifying yourself for the lenders qualifications, which may be different said the loans on your other properties.Good Luck!

I have already been pre-qualified for a loan. 

If you don't want to accept them, you could tell them you are waiting to see if you have other applications to make a final decision so as not to turn down the only qualified application you have, then risk a lawsuit.Here are some ideas to check:- Does the town limit the number of unrelated people living together?