My only concern about firing them right now is that we don't have infrastructure in place for someone to take over.

Unless I'm totally missing something that seems like a way to get around the hassle and headache of relying totally on the accuracy of your ARV (not to mention the bank/appraisers willingness to match that when the time does come to refi) concerning the BRRRR method.

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The concern any broker will have on larger deals is do you have the capability (I.e. funds) to close.

My biggest concerns are 1.

I have a similar concern for the first few properties obtained without years of tax returns.

Firstly, the house is sloppily painted-not a huge concern, girls are willing to accept.

I am a beginner as I have not yet invested in any properties.

I don't bother anymore with parents as a co-signer.I am not concerned about private vs public.

@Chris Schroeder, I would second what @Jeremy Hart said and get it in writing (I bet they won't do it) if you are really concerned about the DoS clause because realistically these loans get sold all the time.