@Tesho Akindele South Bend, Indiana.

Life is a journey and you only can see up to the next bend. 

Conventional loan appraisals would not be disclosed.It’s so frustrating when the seller refuses to bend on the price when the appraisal comes in lower.

You can be super successful in this business for a long, long time and still do everything on the straight up and up... you don't need to bend a single rule.Keep at, stay positive, and "Yes" is in your future.All the Best!

You will find yourself bending your standards regardless of how nice the property is.4. low to no credit score which again makes it much harder to screen5. no reserves to lean upon during tough times.

A live trap would give you that option.Daves' solution is to set 12 traps around the tires of your car every time you return home.I doubt many people are going to be able to do that over an extended period of time.I am 70 YO, the traps I use are very sensitive and trying to bend down and set them under every wheel without them going off would be very tedious, time consuming and too hard on my back.Dave keeps deleting my replies to his Youtube video because he doesn't have any answers to my logical questions. 

Once they know you'll bend because you're new, they'll roll right over you. 

I am in South Bend, IN.

Just by asking this question in a public forum you're butting up awfully close to discrimination pursuant to The Fair Housing Act.FHA prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familiail status, and disability.There are some exemptions, but you'll want to be certain you're on the right side of those if you're going to use them.Now, with that said, you aren't required to bend over backwards and make obscene concessions just to make the property usable.

You might also attend some REIAs and see if you can bend the ear of an attorney there before you spend money.