Unlike the Reagon/Volcker years, we now have an $18 trillion deficit and our country can no longer afford to pay 20% interest payments on $18 trillion as the $3.6 trillion would exceed our tax revenues. 

So long the economy and deficit are deemed stable by the market, Fed policy seems to be the number one factor that influences mortgage rates. 

Deficits, reserves, litigation, owner occupancy rate?

You can possibly work with the seller and put an agreement together that if you pay the deficit in full and whatever they want on top of that amount then you can take ownership of the property.

Our state makes up for that deficit by charging the 4th highest property tax on average in the US.

I've lived through multiple hiring/firing of PMs and they can really cost you a lot of time, money and calories.

Only when operating in a SEVERE caloric deficit and lack of sleep/stress are factored in, would you be at risk of losing appreciable muscle mass.

Their retirement income/expenses projections show them running a $4k/mo deficit.

After receiving the resale packet for the property from the property management company it was identified that the HOA was operating in a monthly deficit and the reserve fund was only at about 32% of what the recommended amount was.

(I'm running on a deficit already)My rentals are all BRRRRs and it seems some of the cost of the (R)ehab fall under the accelerated depreciation category.