or I'd put down the equivalent of 5% on one property and 20% on the other?

I suspect if a Midwest property used equivalent maintenance/cap expense estimates you would find their cash flow would be significantly impacted. 

If you have good credit and other stuff, the automated underwriting system (most current version) might just come back with:"If ________________'s self-employed income is being used for qualifying purposes, the income may be supported by personal and business tax returns covering the most recent one-year period (including all tax schedules), provided the tax returns reflect at least 12 months of self-employment income and the Cash Flow Analysis (Form 1084) or equivalent has been completed."

Is there an equivalent software product to DealCheck for short-term rentals?

I have coworkers who use the modern day equivalent of a roladex and still are great with keeping in touch with clients.

I am thinking of purchasing the pro membership however i was wondering if the software's that are provided are compatible with canadian real estate. i.e. the rental property tools calculator and other similar features.In the event that they aren't, does anyone have any other sites they would recommend that are of equivalent quality and functionality?

We currently have a “buy-out” option which is equivalent to 2 months rent.

Not doing MTR for these hotels yet but we are looking into extended stay conversions for portions of our hotel (the hotel equivalent to MTR). 

Call the utility companyin your area and see if she can get on your states equivalent of " Ohio PIPP" (percentage of income payment plan) for utilities that's what most of my low-income tenants are on.

That being said, there is a different value placed on cash and cash equivalent assets.