For say, a high end rental i think it would be a great feature. 

Interested to see what others say as well.

Pittsburgh itself is also pretty isolated from overall housing trends per say as far as severity

So in a sense I feel like I'd be missing out on all of that locked up potential for investing until we step up our income a bit in say a year. 

Say a week.

I have to say...as this discussion progresses and I delve deeper into FICO....I'm finding my position changing from my earlier contention (of what a day or two ago?)

When you talk to someone on the phone you say “by the way, I am a licensed real estate agent, just wanted to make sure you knew that.†When signing contracts you add a sentence that says something like “Andrew is a real estate agent and a party to the transaction…†You have also probably been told that agents have more liability than a non agent.

All Cash, just curious why do you say a 350k property is not likely to cash flow.

The place looked great an he was a great Tennant, he even say as VP of the HOA...

There are, however, a ton of homes near the downtown area (I would say a C class area at it's worst) that I have ran numbers on and seem to make sense approaching in regards to flipping.