@Charles Mitchell From what I know, you need two years of tax returns to qualify for most loans.

@Steven Mitchell based on your description I would certainly suggest you speak with a loan professional right away.  

The smaller builders seem much much more willing to negotiate and make deals happen rather than the large companies like Mitchell, Adams, and DR Horton.

@Mitchell Richard EIDL funds are nearly gone. 

Originally posted by Thomas Mitchell: @Patrick D.

@Mary Mitchell Tenants pay for their own utilities, I included taxes and fees along with insurance.

Good to hear your positive experience @Mary Mitchell    I started in SFH @Christopher Fawls. 

keep it coming ms Mitchell.

Quote from @Collin Mitchell: I just bought four SFH outside San Antonio and the cash flow is minimal but bought them for appreciation and tax benefits. 

@Joey Mitchell I'd also be considering how easy (or difficult) this property is to manage.For instance, if high-quality tenants are easy to find, and the property presents minimal headaches, I'd be more inclined to keep it...and the opposite if it's a pain to manage.You said you had an eviction--do you think that was a fluke, or something you can prevent, or is it likely to be a re-occurring problem?