I am thinking it is because I’ve only Been with my job for no more than a year?

I knew about registering with the city, living full time, and leasing no more than half the rooms.

Assuming your ARV and reno numbers are correct, you should aim to pay no more than ~$335k.

If Airbnb has already said NO more than once.... you’re likely stuck with it.

Assuming your repairs are $15K (which could be waay low with the mold), the standard Maximum Allowable Offer (MAO) formula (70% * ARV - Repairs) would suggest you should offer no more than $136K.And that's assuming you do the deal yourself.

Probably offer no more than $100k on that deal.

This total, and no more than that, becomes the minimum bid the auctioneer can accept when the property is offered for competitive bidding at the courthouse steps, sheriff sale, or whatever it’s called in your state.If the property does not make the minimum bid, it’s obviously not worth that, and the property goes to the lender – at a loss.

I'm looking to acquire my first rental property. 3-4 Bedroom, Between $130k-$210k, with no more renovation needed than just cosmetics- planning on having it managed professionally.

I’m also wondering the truth in that.I’m looking to purchase a condo/townhouse, but open to s SFR in the Atlanta or surrounding areas for no more than $150k.

I’m also wondering the truth in that.I'm looking to purchase a condo/townhouse, but open to s SFR in the Atlanta or surrounding areas for no more than $150k.