Using 1% rent to value rule, this translate to monthly rent between $1000 to $2500 per month.

But operating on such a large scale requires personnel in different cities and Im not sure if this is translating to KC, so i really want some input from people with experience specifically with that local team on a granular level

More investors and subscriptions translates to a lower cost of capital. 

Having central A/C is a big bonus and could translate into more monthly rent, but it isn't necessarily a must have in my neighborhood (Southwest Philly).

You need a lawyer to translate their warranty.

I am currently waiting to here back from my Lender / find out what I will be able to qualify for , but while waiting, I wanted to ask fellow B.P. members, what I'm likely to be approved for, in terms of Loan amount and what that will translate into my monthly PITI .Here's a brief rundown of my current finances......

It may be worthwhile seeing if you can locate a BPI or RESNET home contractor to look at the property with you and suggest ways to improve the energy efficiency (which would translate to cash flow).

If they give you Korean docs, get them translated.

Might be easier to find a native, educated, Spanish speaker to translate your existing English contract to Spanish. 

I know many investors who will spend hours upon hours trying to save a few dollars, but don't consider that the 10 hours they spent saving $100 translates to a $10/hour job.