Keep in mind the DTI ratio is a key component to underwriting consumer mortgages and you may eventually want to seek out a portfolio or commercial lender.

Your investment with 10% down is $22k + $80k to rehab puts you into it $102k + there's always something unexpected. 

You now have credit for unexpected expenses that you may not have the cash for such as roof damage, hvac replacement, leaks etc. 

I also have served in the Army for the last 10 years in a reserve component. 

What said agent acting as an agent and a undisclosed principal.. all those types of issue that can get a broker into hot water.So your probably right your broker given your experience  lack of generating revenue for the firm did not like the Risk = reward component of your hanging your license with him.

You need enough buffer in the deal to cover unexpected scenarios. 

If we take into consideration any unexpected situations the mortgage payment alone with property taxes insurance etc will be huge! 

Hey @Frank JiangRest assured what you're seeing is not malware, it's something related to the Facebook components on BP pages.

For the solar, do you advertise that component?

I understand unexpected things happen but I'm preparing myself as much as I can.