My cash to close is super low due to the incentives the builder has providedMy agent thinks that as long as the area is kept up it should be fine 

That is a good point about the 1st mortgage being too low to entice the 2nd to negotiate.

I've been chewed out by agents for backing out deals with low(er) DDs because I did my DD and found too many issues, and I have had some try to pressure me into massive DDs which I did but fortunately did not win.

We would enjoy keeping vacancy rates as low as possible, providing great tenant support, and even some simple maintenance and up keep on short or long term rentals.

Definitely agree that you shouldn't have a problem with this as most fix & flips can be secured with low doc private money loans.

With title insurance.The Low Baller – I will define this person by an example from my property brokering days 40 years ago.

My guess is this house has an issue with either condition or the split level aspect since $350K is a low price for a good-condition suburban duplex.

I do a mix of these along with cosmetic flips and flips that basically just need to be cleaned where we bought low with a ton of built in equity. 

Are low rises exempt from the requirement?

So I was able to get the cash that I needed while refinancing all of my investment properties at a low rate for 30 year terms.