Even if you want to roll the dice, at least is a calculated risk, not a surprise down the road. 

@Matt Smith generally speaking it’s a combination of rising interest rates which have caused cap rates to increase (thus wiping out equity), debt is resetting at higher rates, rising opex costs due to inflation and stagnant or softening of rents due to an increase of supply.

For example of above, there was a person I know, they bought a house for a rental, the square footage was enough to make a 3rd bed out of a dining room, that would increase the month rent by $400.00 a month if they did that..

I would say C- and below you have to give on that more, but I would try to keep it at C on automatic.

On these we are targeting g loans even we wouldn’t normally consider; EXCEPT for the fact that we are receiving so much collateral that we end up at 35% LTV or less.  

You have gotten so many great tips already.  

I would ask these questions of someone who works in the planning and zoning department.

A while ago, I had a $30K wholesale deal lined up… or so I thought.

You have to be there early (15-20 minutes before the first possible stop) and you have to approach the sheriff.

There is some legislative push-back on "junk-fees", but every example I have seen was IMO truly a rip-off.