I wouldn't feel comfortable taking on more debt right now until we know more about how difficult things will get, and lenders will likely make it harder for investors, anyway, like they did in 2008.   

I'm not necessarily new to real estate but much more comfortable networking in person than on the internet.

If and when this pandemic simmers down and I feel comfortable attending cons, I *think* I can write off the BP conference.

Once successful at that I would be more comfortable taking on a retrofitting job or building from the ground up.

If you do not feel comfortable with showing them the apartment or moving forward then let them know that you have decided not to move forward with them.

Also, I do not yet have the reliable contractor connections to pull of a major reno and just feel more comfortable starting smaller.

The assessment would finish with a score between 0 and 100 points and each landlord could choose a bottom score they were comfortable with.

All of your responses make memuch more comfortable to list.

It had lasted about 4 hours before the owner accepted an offer but we put in a full price backup offer and assured the seller's agent that we were comfortable with the damage we had seen and would be easy to work with.

I want to make sure I have this down: So you are saying with this type of loan, the lender will look at the property being purchased and then they will analyze the rent that I will get getting, and assuming that the rent at least covers the mortgage, they will be comfortable giving a loan on that particular property?