I have seen brokers in here say so many agents wash out with low income, and don't even make any income in their first year--so balance that out.But I'm not a broker and maybe some brokers could elucidate this better.Maybe that is only in some markets I don't know.But stands to reason that some people might avoid you because you drive an old beat up truck vs a more mainstream vehicle.Will these be potential customers I don't know.I am not actually weighing in on this because I am not a broker, and I am far from an average home buyer (who would probably be your customer).I'm just applying what seems like common sense, and be sure to consider the REALITIES of the income stream for starter Realtors.Maybe you could rent a vehicle for crucial times when you want to make that Great Impression.Who would YOU choose to list your home for sale (see pic below):

For example i have a property where PITI is 1607 but rents are 2350, and it shows up as a wash on my DTI. 

Whatever your accountant saved you is likely washed from needing to go this route. 

4) Are High Yield ATMs and Car Wash good Syndication options?

See, while the economic trends take time to wash-across markets, BUILDING COSTS don't, the hit rather universally.

And I told the guy what his main problem was.  He

Depending on the state, usually the taxes are a wash as it's prorated, then when you sell same day it's prorated and again a wash. 

I asked him if it could be cleaned fully and his final statement was; he looked at it, it looked fine, he thinks the dryer code could be a broken computer and if I thought it was so important then I can pay for it myself.

The renter's husband unscrewed the water from the washer to connect the garden hose to the water connection and ran the hose outside to wash his car while the other water hose was in use, forgot what, maybe kids playing in the sprinklers. 

Smelly gasses could be bubbling back through the wash basin drain.My $0.02 ...Thanx for the diagrams, by the way :-)