Watch Brandon's videos where he analyzes actual deals and practice.

Basically, I had no choice but to get the loan from finance guy(who by the way can pre-approve me in 30 minutes if I finish on-line application process) that I never met due to last minute request from the seller.  

That said, I want to be as practical as possible to reduce work between tenants, but I also want to attract and keep good tenants.  

Also is there anyone who uses bill paying software to allow their tenants to pay the rent online?

I looked the house up online and the fire happened about 5 months ago. 

100% of my practice is focused on this top.

Are all docs and invoices available online? 

In return perhaps I can be of some assistance with online marketing and video production.

Current rents: you can glean this information through online sources as well as old-school searching (walk-ins, calling the buildings)Talk to local brokers to get the inside scoopMarket analysisCheck to see if building is in a flood plainYou can ask for, but these items are usually provided after signing a contract: Leases for lease auditing against bank statements, tax returns and leases (usually not provided before a contract has been signed).Tenant payment historyViolations, delinquenciesLease addendum and/or other agreementsTax ReturnsBank StatementsUtility billsCan RUBS be implemented (some municipalities may not allow it)Service contractsReserve fundsEnvironmental assessmentEmployee recordsStructural issues including foundationEmployee historyOther value-add features that can be added include:Trash valetCar portsStorageDog parksTo be honest, a similar level of due diligence is required across multifamily and manufactured housing (mobile home parks).Best of luck!

Practically speaking, your DTI is not affected unless your applying for a loan or in someway using the DTI calculations in something?