Apparently, if I wanted ignorance I should have come straight to you.

We've had a growing economy for three years straight and the housing market has been booming for ten years.

I will probably use a turnkey type of company to purchase, instead of a fixer-upper or buy straight from MLS. 

The curb looked like it was poured by a drunk as it almost looked like a snake it was that un-straight. 

I went straight to the horses mouth and got a cool excel spreadsheet to use, too. https://selling-guide.fanniema...Look for "Rental Income Calculation Worksheets"  This entire article plus the worksheets should answer any question. 

I understand the cases where a property is in such bad condition that a bank wouldn't likely lend on it, but why set that qualifier straight out of the gate?

Personally, I play things straight.

From a straight purchase perspective it might not work out initially; though if used as a vehicle for creative financing in the future, rents collected might make sense.

Yes, the offer goes straight to homepath as per my agent.

@Emil Pinlac - I think you will find way, way, more success in SFH with an ADU than you will with straight multi-family.