As the broker of Investing N Florida, I frequently encounter clients who prefer to wait for interest rates to decrease before purchasing a home.

The $$ I will save on the closing costs can offset the slight negative cash flow that I may encounter. 

I did the lesser cost one because 1) it cost less and 2) I figured it would be a good way to determine the company's capabilities and if they are proven, I might consider going to the higher priced package.

It would make a nice package for a DSCR loan.

That’s why I posted here- to ask other people who do lots of inspections.JD said all cleared out, which is stricter than the first info given to me.The seller is encountering all of the problems that people encounter when they try to sell their house with a renter We haven’t gone under contract yet because there is no consensus on when inspections can be done.  

In scenarios where occupancy falls below 80%, equating to approximately 2-3 months of vacancy, the likelihood of encountering negative carry increases significantly.

Thanks in advance :) Also...1031Crowdfunding.com is a good place to find lots of deals to evaluate.Additionally I also know of one broker who offers most of the typically packaged 1031 deals but waives the typical front end commissions.

I'm surprised nobody, at least noone that I have read, has encountered this show stopper. 

With that being said I have not found a mortgage broker yet that could package a mortgage for the original seller without the sub2 loan affecting DTI.

I've encountered that more frequently than not.