Be careful about making statements about receiving a commission for selling the prospect's property. 

I am very excited at the prospect of utilizing my savings via an SDIRA. 

I've scheduled individual showings of the property the next day after the closing to 7 different prospective tenants that we've selected. 

Do a really heavy criminal and credit check of prospective tenants, and charge them for it upfront. 

I recently had a prospective tenant apply. 

My question is: When looking at a the prospects of a refinance in 12-18 months, how would this type of offering be valued/underwritten?

Its actually a part of town I grew up in, and this neighborhood has since deteriorated a bit but because its in proximity to a university campus and other rentals there are no shortage of prospective tenants.

While some people are miffed about needing to pay and apply up front, I explain it using the logic that we value OUR tenants and do not disturb them for showings unless it is a serious prospect, just as we wouldn't disturb YOU if you were living there.

As Dan said rent your unit out immediately, move into the worst remaining unit, and offer the other storm damaged unit for rent, letting prospective tenants know that the unit will have new floors when they move in.

Looking to work with realtors to make offers on properties on the MLS or looking to prospect for some off market deals?