The CFPB has claimed authority for the enforcement of SCRA and has pushed the OCC to do the same with depository institutions which they have stated they are now doing with every examination visit “because of the significant risk (editor’s note: fines and penalties) associated with an institution’s failure to comply.”

Its gives me nerve break down for losing money. 

They can go and meet contractors on site in person to receive bids and estimates, but they also have limited time so I am wracking my brain on how to make this effort smooth, but not spend tons of extra money.

Often lenders will take a deep discount if they think you are a huge default risk anyhow.6) Take on some side work in the gig economy: grubhub, uber, lyft, amazon, etc, etc.7) Start a side hustle (some interesting ideas in Grant's book)8) Cancel the cable TV, carefully examine ALL of your bills and make sure you're not overpaying for something.

@Jay Williams most of the time a lender will examine all of the debts in your name along with all your income.  

Examining the rent roll, showed that there had been a nearly 30% turnover in the past 2 years.

We examine four things: rental history, income history, credit history, and legal history.

Examine various neighborhoods, types of properties, and trends in the market.

I'm sure REI is just like every other industry the first deal is always the most nerve racking and as you get more comfortable and more familiar things start to become easier or at least seem that way simply since you're more knowledgeable.

Examine it and see what the income and profit looks like and if they are in line for the industry.