That's just the nature of this business.

I think it is more of a 20 year development plan, so cash flow now and let your investments grow naturally over time. 

A big part of tenants treating properties badly is because people didn't screen the tenants adequately, so don't make that mistake.

I feel like the medium of evaluation is on a seller's case by case basis, and the agent always feeling a need to have their own input to their own financial gains has deviated from the nature of business.

How the PM company likes to communicate is a big question to ask to ensure it aligns with how you naturally operate.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $220,000

Cash invested: $40,000

Large foreclosure-Estate Sale

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The gains in these transactions are not capital in nature.

So investment properties that are commercial in nature (think office buildings, retail strip centers, etc.) cannot use DSCR loans.

If so, is it seen as a risk due to localized natural causes?

The problem is that the insurance company is requiring utility bills from 3 months prior to me owning the property to prove the home was adequately heated.