@Kevin Tyra please note that you can rotate your profile picture in your profile.That being said, I own 3 two-bedroom single family homes.

Do you see where I have a problem with this picture?

The bottom line for why underwriters request this type of information is because they want to confirm they are seeing the entire financial picture.

So I want to know...What should my financial picture look like?

and i'll post a picture because most people don't on forums, and i don't know if it will bring more traffic and/or solid experienced answers or not.Regardless, Thanks for reading my plea in sleep deprived exhaustion at the very end of the week.

Lenders have guidelines based on decades of historical data, they anticipate future concerns more than simply looking at the borrower's picture on any Tuesday.

My guess is I will be able to add $150 to the rent on the renovated side.That paint a better picture?

Specifically, I am flipping a property in Cleveland Heights, which is known for homes like the two pictured below.

I would suggest you research realtors in the area who sold those 2 comps and obtain a market value from the realtor to get an accurate picture.

A lot depends on the rest of your financial picture, not just the rental property itself.