Tax is a real number, it can be qualified and there is a time line associated with it, the fiscal year.  

This can get you back to 1 qualified seller lead for every 20-30 conversations.3) A lead isn't a deal or an appointment though.

For future information with regard to potential "adverse possession":In Nebraska, after 10 years of use this would qualify for adverse possession if it were considered "hostile".

Would this be considered mortgage fraud since I used my job and W2 income to qualify for the loan?

As long as you have a decent job you should be able to qualify to buy a duplex. 

No you do not need a property manager to qualify for DSCR financing.

You can look into a DSCR loan, however you will need to make sure the property can qualify with market rents.

I don't intend to work the cherries (the current owner leases them), but because of them, I have been told that it qualifies as a farm and I cannot get a conventional mortgage.

I agree with you that if you are raising capital, you need to have other responsibilities in the deal, and you can't  get compensated for raising capital unless you have broker deal license.It can work if the sponsor who is running the deal is qualified, but unfortunately, people who purely raise capital can't vet a sponsor.Caution: If you're going to raise money for someone else's deal, have a conversation with a securities attorney.

I have some points on Supplement B, but not nearly enough to qualify as all my effort was on closing high-value deals that fall under A.