Have you verified the zoning before buying and made sure it's indeed a lawful triplex? 

But, as we used to say in foreign policy "trust but verify." 

Non-verifiable income is a deal-breaker.

It's all numbers when dealing with loans that verify your income.

Company/employer contributions are made when taxes and books are confirmed to be accurate and total maximum amounts are verified by CPA and administrator. 

That Section 8 estimate was lower than the section 8 website stated, but I am intending on contacting the housing authority to verify what the landlord regulations and what they would be willing to pay for said home in the area. his original asking price was $35k, I've slowly worked him down to this point. upon more investigating it looks like the median home price for the area is around $40k, so I am wary about repairs. 

Do you have a lender letter and will you represent to the seller that you have funds readily verifiable for a down payment?

Hi Devon,You don't need "traditional employment," you need income that can be verified - typically by tax returns - and that jives well with the payments on the debt that you currently have and on the amount of debt you are trying to take on.Rental income 'counts.'

The Title Company is issuing title insurance and they can't in good faith issue a warranty deed and the insurance without verifying this transfer.

In my local MLS market, the RE taxes are itemized on the MLS report (which I can then verify through the municipality's web site).How does it work in VA?