I stayed away from houses close to busy roads and railroad tracks.I did this in the evenings, usually after work, so there were rare circumstances where I skipped over a house that I could have looked at closer (unless it was a definite write-down) if someone was standing outside of their home or doing something.

Account Closed  Unfortunately none that I have found to be legit, or charged too many fees, or didn't have the capital I needed.I've been doing rehabs for quite a few years now and ultimately starting working with local banks that could provide purchase + rehab financing all in one loan.

Unfortunately our HOA does not allow STR and also the market just isn’t there for a 4 bedroom home.

Wholesalers are able to earn a fee in specific circumstances.

@Caroline Gerardo - Unfortunately, the feedback I keep getting from banks is that a conventional loan will not be acceptable for use with a non warrantable condo. 

Condos can be tricky because what really kills them is the mandatory HOA fees and unfortunately there's no way around them.

Unfortunately, during our financing agreement, the owner never disclosed he held a mortgage on the property.However, when the title company conducted its search, they found a loan on the property.

Here's how the IRS defines it:If you own or live in more than one home, then you must apply a "facts and circumstances" test to determine which property is your main home.

Unfortunately there are no shortcuts to estimating rehab costs. 

@Francis Rusnak I checked out Innago, and unfortunately, all the reports are run at the same time, so it doesn't comply with the ordinance.