I read some data a while back showing that fewer than half of non-qm loan applications actually go through to funding.

People are often more afraid of it than is really reasonable... its mere presence isn't generally a danger or a hazard.

Network with your local investor community and look for an opportunity to invest in a joint venture which would mean fewer restrictions than investing as a Limited Partner. 

Also, from the toxins with which ozone does react, there is a potential for the creation of new, potentially more dangerous toxins.

Do anyone know of any companies that provide this service with fewer leads to capture.

Less stuff and fewer people moving around means lower demand for fuel.

They do an 80% LTV on rentals but you must have fewer than 4 properties (including your primary) otherwise they will only issue a Heloc on your primary.

The theory is that I can have fewer properties to manage and less debt than leveraging, hoping that I can get good ROI and get to financial freedom with 3-4 fully paid off rental properties within 6/7 years, each mortgage free property helping to finance the next one. 

I find single family rent prices to be harder to nail down because there are fewer comps and they are harder to track. 

For example, in a high crime blighted area, one might expect the tenants to stay a shorter duration, cause more damage to the property than in a more upper middle class suburban area with higher incomes and good schools (where you could easily expect the tenants to remain much longer and cause fewer problems to the property when they do move out)... such that just looking at rental income relative to known costs (property taxes, insurance, etc.) might give one a skewed perspective of what the returns on each would likely be.