This would purely look at your cash flow rather than having to have the income looked at through a traditional underwriting lens.

If you are looking at it through a Constitutionalist lens, then, no, no rights have been violated.  

You're looking at it through the lens of an investor.

With an investors lens and more conservative underwriting of course none of these are going to cashflow.

That's really crazy to hear that most agents aren't able to look through an investor's lens.

If they are long term rental investors, you must learn how to evaluate multi family properties from an investor lens as well. 

Incase you didn't know this already buying a turnkey new home is not in the equation for me :) FYI this is me looking at the wide lens view, I need more clarity on your intentions to give a more specific answer.

When you look at the opportunities available to you in real estate, look at it through the lens of your why. 

I used to have an expensive DSLR with an expensive lens for real estate photography.

I have visited her home a couple times with the lens of a visitor and not as an investor.