You still have to qualify financially but exceptions for application weaknesses are usually easier for Vets.

We operate a Turnkey business in Cleveland, Ohio, however, the following theories I think hold true anywhere in the country, perhaps even the world.You want to connect yourself with experienced people that are familiar with the local market or the immediate market you are consideringCheap properties will inherently normally carry a little higher riskDo not cut corners on your renovations, you do not want to deal with chronic maintenanceBe patient when placing and screening tenants, the better quality tenant = longer stay/less turnover, timely payments, care for property betterYou want to find a reputable and sophisticated licensed property manager = huge weight on the success of your hold SFRHopefully this helps you get moving in the right direction, if you want to chat or have any other questions feel free to inbox me or call me.Good Luck!

The weakness is always in the jambs as they are often pieced and jointed pine.  

Only the weak will be left, the ones who can't pay.Best to walk from a crazy deal like this.   

If a tenant has weakness in their rental history, credit history, work history, or legal history, then consider approving them with conditions... such as a higher security deposit.

The major weakness of my current investment plan is sequence of returns risk.

Weakness?

You can use your strengths in real estate and use others to cover your weaknesses.

That could be the weak spot in any such deal. 

@Larry Woods @Darren Eady @Abhi GolharLarry,  quick look at the website and this website for freedom funding is VERY weak..