More likely route would be to use a hard money lender to acquire and rehab the house and then refinance into permanent financing once completed and rented. 

I mean what they will want to do is take the money they pay you to transfer the contract to purchase over the them, add that to the repair costs and still be at least maybe 30% below market of ARV so they can make a profit after they sell the property to a permanent buyer.

Taxes would be way less expensive because they are not permanent structures.

All rooms have permanent stains from urine and other things in multiple spots that a professional cleaning service could not remove. 

I am unsure of how to proceed though because my exterminator says that it has bed bugs.During the renovation, the former tenants’ furniture is being permanently removed and the flooring is going to be changed from carpet to vinyl plank.

.– Hold the property for 5 years and get 10% of the original gain permanently reduced.

The BP podcast has been a part of my daily ritual as of late; it has permanently replaced my Pandora playlist! 

He also doesn't want to live here permanently.

I feel a permanent residence near an airport will completely suck.

It's totally ok to interview and work with several and use one or two when the time comes.Oh, and when it comes time to refinance here's some things to ask your permanent financing:Questions for Lenders When do you start using rental income to help me qualify?