How would combining the two rooms upstairs into one alleviate that problem?

A landlord reference can help alleviate concerns about damage, cleanliness and whether they play well with others.For what it's worth, some housing authorities are easier to work with than others.

I mean I want to offer no money down, (and no cash), but then switching to offering 5% down to alleviate their worryAnother way of doing this I thought is that I could offer a handsome interest rate, like 8%, but in return I want only 5% down (and then for my own sale I could ensure there's no prepayment penalty just in case I want to pay it off/sell it in the future)

You could alleviate the issue with estoppel letters (letters to the tenants asking what the current terms are that they are living under, to include rent obviously, as well as other terms).

I tried using turn-key guys to get into a dozen markets at the same time - it didn't work out well as I was entirely dependent on them for results and most were just marketing arms with no muscle or real intention of delivering what they had promised.

Any help or guidance you can share from your experience is very much appreciated.Hi @Ali Boone, we love muscle beach (Venice Beach)!

Brianna:Banks will try to muscle you into submitting your taxes along with your mortgage payments - here they'll also try to sell you {life/disability} insurance to cover the mortgage in the event you are hit by a bus - however, they cannot force you to pay your taxes through them.

If the pitch or trap was in the wrong place I would hire a plumber to alleviate that situation first before insulating, then have the handyman patch up the drywall.

I think I will put some time into the letter so I am not degrading and just letting her know we are here to alleviate the headaches for her.

Once again, this isn't a problem in itself as some drainage can help alleviate the problem and generally isn't terribly expensive but if you are holding long term, I would ensure the issue is resolved.