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From what I've seen and the reviews, it's fairly easy to find these deals and works in remote markets, as you're not maintaining the properties.

Lots of houses have flood designation amendments if they are up against little creeks, so they wouldn't disclose any issues because they had their boundary inspected and ruled OK.

At today’s rates, most properties at high LTV are negative even with 1% rent to value ratio   This implies the 1% rule is far from assuring positive cash flow   Good luck

It's easy math and 1% in many markets will generate a little positive cashflow.

@Melissa Thompson   I’m guessing those accounts were deleted by BP admins because they violated forum rules (didn’t disclose affiliation with said company or impersonation being the most likely violation).  

Good deals are not easy to find. 2.

The biggest thing you need to analyze is how easy is it to release this space if the the tenant leaves. 

You can probably find an online link about how extreme temperature changes are not the ideal way to heat a home and cost more in the long run.I don't know what the local rental rules are where you are, but look them up and see if you can give her notice. 

Quote from @Bruce Tieu: Quote from @Bonnie Low: It's easy to get ahold of the planning department for the particular city or County you are in.