My science oriented brain needs this kind of guidance.

They are investor oriented and I wouldn't ever consider any other place to hang my license. 

I also learned to be more detail oriented when inspecting to get a property rent-ready.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Bank of the Orient and Avid Bank do bridge lending at preferable rates, around 5% with 1 point, on non-performing assets up to 75% LTV.

Have renters bring in rugs/carpets.  

The owner on the other hand seems very customer service oriented.

Are you highly detailed oriented and want to have a small one-person show from the start?  

Okay so it seems like I can't deny them for:-marital status -sexual orientation -gender identity -age-participation in section 8So could I now write a clause in the application saying if they don't pass my guidelines I could deny them, and then have them listed?

It is also part of a community typically known for extremely high end homes and good historical appreciation.I am very analytical and detail oriented, so I'm somewhat comfortable researching specific questions as they come up, but I need some direction on the big picture.  

What I wanted to ask, is what should I specifically be looking for as I analyze these that is more investor (Flip and/or BRRR/Rental) oriented than when I analyze for my friends and family that are buying/selling their personal residences??