A quick Google search brought this up:https://www.msn.com/en-us/mone...This article from march of this is saying lenders won't be able to sell their loans to the secondary market if they or Fannie/Freddie have too many "investment-type" loans. 

I also recommend you read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets titled How to Invest in Real Estate Before Turning 21.

At that price point, closing costs are roughly 20% of the purchase price, which makes the choice of financing or buying cash an easy one.The good news is, my monthly revenue will go up almost $200, but my COC % drops to 17%... still not bad.I closed on the property last week and I'm already looking for the next investment!

Hi Misa - the good news is that you are looking in two very strong markets.

I've never done this, and I barely bother to read the articles and posts about it since it doesn't interest me. 

I'm sure the failure of that project was a disappointment to many residents.Looks like there hasn't been any news on it in several years. 

Here are some tips for making sure your rental property is spotless for your incoming tenants - https://rent.uloop.com/news/view.php/280865/Tips-for-Cleaning-Your-Rental-Property-Between-Tenants

Good news is that Starbucks has shown interest but they want a lot of TI and are very restrictive.

That might be hard to know but I did write an article for Bigger Pockets on it that you can read HERE.

the 30s sound bites and short articles like those sent out by BP don't, and understandably can't, cover the details.