I imagine with your experience flipping might be a natural move? 

It is incumbent upon all of us to guard against the basest nature of our instincts to further civilization, and part of that is recognizing the propensity of each of us to be racists, intentionally or otherwise, and then to act on the better angels of our nature.

Additionally, you are obviously shrinking the diversified nature of your revenue from 8 streams to four in this case.on the other hand, if your demographic is such that larger units well see lower vacancy and economic loss, then this may make sense.

Have a clean background is subjective in nature.  

I have my ATP and thousands of jet hours but just getting back into General Aviation to supplement my RE biz and personal family travel.

Since flipping and buy&hold are very different in nature - one is to accumulate quick cash and the other one is to have a continuous flow of smaller cash amounts coming in, perhaps choosing the quicker one.

For instance, qualifying for the mortgage on this house used 75% of the rents on the double by nature of the leases we had on it, but they are in MY name, not the business.

Should I inform them inspect enough damage that would consider the house rent ready or would they just naturally inspect the whole home?

Also it is important to note that AZ does not have any natural disasters such as earthquakes, mudslides of forest fires.

I know the standard rate for rentals is 10%, but I'm willing to pay more, since trailers are by nature harder to deal with than regular houses.