Is that a good enough history to get better HML?

Does anyone know of a company where the numbers are good enough to build a new home as a rental? 

Can't be too many condo communities in Amarillo or Lubbock but that would be my guessPersonally, if they are willing to put down 17K and you are willing to finance that would be good enough for me. 

He's spending more than 50K when you consider down payment and closing costs to make $300 or so per month.His credit is good enough to get him a fully amortizing, 30 year fixed loan at 5% and it's still not a good deal.Stephanie 

Is it good enough for a rental but not too good.

Pay yourself for your time, if the deal doesn't support property management and still give off good cashflow ($200/door) then it's not a good enough deal and you need to keep looking.

KW brokers at least were good enough to just ghost me after trying to recruit me for so long. 

I bought a good enough deal where I could have sold it for 25% more than what I had into it at the time. 

Still not good enough but for my first year not bad at all.

I guess it makes sense that Multi family units will bring in less quality tenants but if you buy it in a better area and it's in better condition I guess you can still bring good enough tenants?