Your buyer was FHA and had a co-signer which tells me that’s a very weak buyer, financially speaking.You need someone with a larger down payment and no co-signer

If every other loan broker shares your thoughts and has a hard time with odd numbers you should have a bias for action and exploit their weakness.

That's a sign of weak management. 

I don't know if rent 'weakness' in Tier 2 counties is a precursor to a rent top or rent slowdown in top tier counties or not.

That is a lot of peoples weaknesses. 

He can tell you strengths and weaknesses of almost every player or team from any era!!

Part of my plan was knowing what my strengths and weaknesses are.

I know their strong and weak points as structures.

I see where my weak spots are and will make sure to strengthen them for the next analysis that I share.Is was freshly rehabbed.I imagine if I ran it with the "8% CapEx, 8% Repairs, and 10% Vacancy" the cash flow would be negative.What I'm learning and one thing that stuck from @Jay Hinrichs podcast #222 is that if it's on the MLS I'm going to pay retail.Thank you for your time.

If they have a weakness in residence/rental history, income/employment history, financial/credit history, or legal/criminal history, but generally meet all of your significant requirements, then collect more security deposit to cover your risk.You can download an example of our Rental Criteria, as well as Tenant Screening Questions, from the BP File Place if you're interested in seeing some examples.