Hi Dar, ask for minutes for the past 12 months from the management/board and request the last fire inspection report.

We've got expenses dancing around $2-3k per month, a modest $10k stash, and a student loan payment ($725/month) the size of a small country's GDP.

I'd say 90% of the sales here are in person sales, pay the same day or even same minute of the sale in some cases.

I'm hoping to scale at about 1-2 properties per year.

Another thing to note on this loan is to be very aware of the fees you charge ie.

I did a DSCR loan the other month at 8% and $2,300 in lender fees.

Currently, I'm only offered 27 hours of work per week at an average/below-average pay rate, which isn't nearly enough to save for a down payment or qualify for a loan.I've tried selling belongings to generate extra income, but it's not sustainable in the long run.

I then also viewed the property 3 more times, the final time was 30 minutes prior to settlement and the Shed and it's contents were still at the property.A day after closing, a neighbor came to my door while working on the house and claims that the previous owner (prior the the house flipper I purchased the property from) had promised them the mower, bicycles and lawn chairs that are inside of my shed. 

I showed up ten minutes later with tape. 

Even if I did that, the first year itself would end up only paying for the furnishings.This might be a broad question, but here it is - with a $1,450 mortgage, insurance, taxes payment, could / would a nice 3/2 about 40 minutes north of Nashville downtown net enough to be worth it (again, my "worth it" would be netting $1,500 a month on average after mortgage, insurance, listing fees, management fees, cleaning services, etc.)?