I would show those photos at the front of your photos along with photos that show other highlights of your home that make it stand out against your competition.Good luck with it.Keith

You're wise to highlight "reliable" income as a goal.

One thing I would highlight is that, while there are definitely several more affordable cash-flow markets out there (primarily in the South and MidWest) the thing you should focus on most is the people.

They're all pretty much the same and I was about to commit to a local credit union but came across this HELOC. https://www.unifyfcu.com/home-loans#flex-rate-home...Here are some of the highlights: Up to 90% CLTV financing.$20,000 to $250,000 loan amounts.No annual fee.15-year draw period & 15-year repayment period.For single-family and multi-units, condominiums, townhomes, second homes and planned unit developments.Fixed-rate loan lock option as low as 2.99% APR (Minimum 60-month term required) .Apply up to 3 fixed-rate loan locks at any time.Fixed-rate is based on credit history at time of loan origination.Interest Only.No prepaid penalties. 

If that's the case, send her a copy of the attachment and highlight the line that says you are exempt.

Here are some highlights from my experience:-You say these deals are profitable despite high interest rates. 

In addition, I would have a few pages highlighting why you have selected the market/property as well as deal-specific issues - off-market, motivated seller, value-add opportunities. 

highlight=landlords#...Please note that ECode360 is not always up to date.

Or maybe the house isn't in the best condition and the seller doesn't want to go through the hassle of fixing/prettying it up, finding a seller's agent, waiting to find a buyer, waiting for the mortgage, etc (mentioned earlier in this thread).Much of marketing involves contacting potential sellers and highlighting the benefits you can provide, and hoping you contact them at a point in which they are motivated to get rid of said property.

My broker just emailed me a Nov 2017 recap for Brooklyn highlighting that the median sales price is up 20% YoY and the avg price per sq ft is up 5% YoY!