If the answers are "yes" and "no" to those questions, respectively I'd highly suggest you look into Detroit's down payment assistance program.

Be respectful to the inspector and apologetic for the troubles the tenant has caused them and the neighbors.

In time, people started coming to us, trusting that we were the ones who would handle their property with care, respect, and expertise.The result?

I respect architects but they often don't know and/or don't care about the cost of doing things one way vs. another or how a simple choice can have an outsized impact on your budget.

I take my time finding good tenants that are working and can afford the rent, then I treat them with respect and don't raise their rent every year.

In that respect there are formulas to be mindful of and you should think like the lender when you are analyzing your purchases.At the same time there’s no hard and fast rules or formulas an investor should rely on when underwriting their rental properties.

You are highly respected on this forum and your reply is very much appreciated.

I've personally lived in Kingsport and have years of residential construction experience and have several contacts in that area that operate At the top of their respected trades.

, and earn the respect of older, more successful people. 

As we flipped this ourselves from the roof to the flooring, we gained much respect to labor workers and realized even the tidiest things such as changing the outlet covers and installing new plumbing will take up a lot of time!