You also are required to put 25%-30% down and larger reserves are required and the building itself can cause issues if it has vacancy ratios.

So it was never an issue before; I just went forward once I got an approval.  

I did hear about the structural issues a few times but didn’t realize it was that much.

There's a common belief that properties can "fail" inspections or appraisals or they certain loan products can't be used on distressed properties.

The way I see this is :1. not utilizing the calculator well enough (eg. undervaluing my rent estimation) 2. there is no good properties in the area to invest. 3. other issues that I may not see (blind spot). 

My issue is my credit took a hit during renovations and I had to evict someone that wasn't supposed to move in a property.

Hello,A friend of mine asking how to deal with a property after foreclosure when the title search shows two current vested owner.The first one undivided 98% interest and the second one is an undivided 2% interest as tenants in common.

I've heard about a lot of squatting issues in Detroit.

I know these are fairly common topics and I've done a lot a research on them but there are some points to my specific situation that I'd appreciate insight into.Background:In Early 2021 my wife and I bought a property for STR and began renovating it almost entirely ourselves.

While insurance has covered some costs, the process has been stressful, even with a property manager (their responsiveness to these issues has been slow).