What is the common rental best practice for qualifying multiple occupant applicants that will reside in a single property?By qualifying I mean, asking for an application, running a background/credit check, verify inco...

A list broker can help you (buy a list for pennies per name) - and you will have all zero mortgage homes ( or all high equity homes, etc) whatever you want.

Seller to submit tax return to attempt to get some or all of it back.Your experienced title/escrow company can assist you.  

Any department names you have would help us google numbers or even post them if you have them handy.I've read many posts in the last few months that touch on some or all of thesee topics but looking to compile a more comprehensive list for me and others investing in Baltimore City. 

The goal of this would be to utilize some or all of the equity that I currently have to put a large down payment on my next purchase, or generate cash flow to help pay off the new mortgage.

There was about 3 cups worth of water total but I was concerned that the moisture would cause mold so I drill several holes in the ceiling to let air get into the cavities.

SF market is hot and with multiple offers on the table for units, sellers are not interested in 3.5% down when they are getting over asking, 20% down or all cash offers. 

However, if your property is on the market for longer than you'd like and you have only one qualified tenant, willing to pay rent but mentioned he/she is over budget with the gardening, then you may offer to pay part or all of the gardening. 

With $900,000 purchase price you would need the following:$225,000 - down payment $13,500 - Points $37,125 - 6 month of payments @ 11% (paid monthly) $800 - loan docks $276,425 - Total Funds required (some or all of this funds can come from the partner or the 2nd loan)Assuming that renovation costs is $127,000 the refurbished property would have to sell for around $1,285,000 price for a flip to be safe and profitable.

Clearly at the point of the outlet you have water in the wall cavity, and the pic at the top of the window shows long term water damage to the wall, so you know there is water above that.