Seems like I am wasting time for others.Some insight from experienced investors who use conventional financing or lenders would help me.

That doesn't cut it for me.

But let me say this, I am aware that housing is in short supply.”Powell also reiterated that:- unemployment while still low is steadily notching higher;- job and wage growth while still strong are steadily moderating;- inflation is moderating, on trend, and the Fed’s target of 2% is on the horizon.The Bottom like: I still think we get interest rate cuts in September, and a second one after the election.

Honestly we have been too busy with other lead sources, and with how the market has been that I cut back on probate leads.

I'd just outline a clear cut criteria to make your decision making standard.

You don't want to waste time on those and miss out on other questions you likely have an easier time answering.

I don’t mind regulations and have them at our property in Lake Placid, NY it’s just a matter of knowing what they are and how much it cuts into the revenue.

Tenant calls me after living there 1 month "the grass is really long it needs to be cut "         I tell her that thats her responsibility , I told her verbally and its in the lease .  

Get into some other facet; money lending, storage units, flips whatever but you my friend are NOT cut-out to be a landlord.

Not worth wasting your time finding someone unemployed unless they have an extensive resume.